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‘Lake Ontario, that’s gone’: Trump says ‘a good pen and some intelligence’ enough to change lake’s nameU.S. President Donald Trump wrote “Lake America” over a map of Canada’s Lake Ontario on Thursday in a video released by the White House. Trump’s Thursday executive order applies to U.S. only and does not govern what Canada, international bodies, or other organizations call the lake. “We’re going to call it Lake America. And all...CanadaAug 28
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Canada’s first perishable food rescue opens in FrederictonFredericton’s Greener Village Food Bank has opened a facility that is the first of it’s kind in Canada. It will aim to expand it’s capacity to serve and provide a new array of options to it’s clientelle. Johnny James reports.LifestyleSep 12
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Saying goodbye to summer at the CNEMany spent their last unofficial day of summer, at the CNE, ending off their labour day weekend playing last minute games, getting on rides, and taking a bite of food before the CNE closes for another season. Lexy Benedict reports.CanadaSep 7
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Global News Hour at 6 BC: Sept. 8B.C. Premier David Eby spoke today as Canada’s tariffs against U.S. goods came into effect. And Kal Dosanjh’s lawyer is raising questions about the decision to have the Vancouver Police Department investigate one of its own members.Global BCSep 8
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Trump signs executive order renaming Lake Ontario to ‘Lake America’After teasing that he might rename Lake Ontario to Lake America, U.S. President Donald Trump signed an executive order making that name change official for the U.S. Trump stated “The Lake of America was something I’ve been thinking about for a long time actually.” The name change comes amid escalating trade tensions with Canada that...CanadaAug 27
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U.S.-Canada trade war: Carney releases ‘Forward Guidance’ message as Canadian counter-tariffs come into effectPrime Minister Mark Carney released a video entitled ‘Forward Guidance’ on Tuesday as Canada’s counter-tariffs came into effect on billions of dollars worth of U.S. goods in response to the recent trade war escalation by U.S. President Donald Trump. In the video, Carney highlights projects Canada is undertaking through the Major Projects Office and says...CanadaSep 8
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DT on the Bombers: First half in one wordHow would Derek Taylor describe the Bombers season so far in one word? Plus, what is a realistic record for the Bombers in this next four-game stretch against the league’s top three teams? Here’s Derek’s weekly Bombers breakdown.SportsAug 20
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Jake Reiner breaks his silence following the murder of his parentsJake Reiner is speaking out for the first time since the murder of his parents, filmmaker Rob Reiner and his wife, Michele Singer Reiner, last year. In an interview with ‘Good Morning America,’ Reiner opened up about losing half his family in one night and emphasized his parents had “unconditional love” for him and his...The Morning ShowAug 28
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Reducing food waste at homeMany Canadians are struggling to afford fresh produce and groceries. Chef James Griesser, HelloFresh’s lead recipe designer, joins Ross Hull with tips and tricks on how to reduce food waste and maximize what’s in your pantry.Global News MorningAug 4
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Canada rejects Trump’s 10% forced labour tariff, trade minister says “we have strongest provisions”At the same time U.S. President Donald Trump’s 10 per cent global tariffs expired overnight, a new forced labour tariff came into effect, sparking global backlash. “We’re not in favour of sweatshops,” said Trump’s trade representative Jamieson Greer, who has outlined his rationale for hitting Canada with the new 10 per cent levee on non-free...CanadaJul 24
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Special Olympics Alberta basketball team gears up for national competitionA local basketball team will represent the province in Special Olympics Canada’s National Summer Games next month. As Nicole Stillger reports, they are feeling good and ready to compete.Global News Hour at 6 EdmontonJul 18
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Mi’kmaw receive funding to study chemical spray impacts on New Brunswick mooseA First Nations group in New Brunswick has received funding to examine impacts of two chemical sprays on moose populations. They say it could affect food security for those who practice traditional harvesting. Johnny James has the details.EnvironmentJul 13
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‘Embarrassing for FIFA’: Trump call to get U.S. red card overturned at World Cup causes outrageA politically-charged controversy that has gripped the sporting world sees FIFA suspending an automatic one-game ban for star U.S. striker Folarin Balogun at the World Cup. Balogun was poised to miss the team’s Round of 16 match against Belgium was reinstated by FIFA after a call by U.S. President Donald Trump. “It’s highly embarrassing for...WorldJul 6
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Paramount Fine Foods Centre to change name, looking for new partnerMay 26
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Minute at the Movies: June 19, 2026This week in Minute at the Movies with Todd James: Hugh Jackman and Bill Skarsgard are outlaws hunted by the offspring of their victims in “The Death of Robin Hood.” A supernatural entity stalks two gay teenagers in the Australian conversion therapy drama “Leviticus.”Global News at 5 EdmontonJun 22
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Amazon Prime Day deals under $100: From everyday essentials to viral favouritesLooking for the best Amazon Prime Day deals under $100 in Canada? From beauty favourites by Paula’s Choice and kitchen appliances from Our Place to tech and entertainment picks from Apple and more, it’s the perfect chance to score big-name brands at seriously good prices before they’re gone. Additionally, you can buy these products by...The Morning ShowJun 23
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Global National: June 11Why the killing of a Toronto police officer is being linked to a shooting at a U.S. consulate. How Prime Minister Mark Carney plans to make groceries cheaper and beef up Canada’s food security. U.S. President Donald Trump again claims a deal to end the Iran war is near. Plus, a World Cup primer for...Global NationalJun 11
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New Brunswick receives failing grade on poverty report cardNew Brunswick’s failing grade in the latest Food Banks Canada report comes as little suprise to those working on the front lines. In fact, New Brunswick was the only province in Canada to receive an “F” grade. Johnny James has reaction from those working closely with those in need.Global News at 6 New BrunswickJun 2
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Fredericton firefighters train for wildfire preventionFredericton’s firefighters are preparing for the thick of wildfire season. They are undergoing training to protect the urban interface, where the woods meets populated areas. Johnny James reports.Global News at 6 New BrunswickMay 15
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Global National: May 16A Canadian isolating in British Columbia has tested positive for hantavirus. The province’s top doctor says the patient – a senior from Yukon who was isolating with their partner – developed mild symptoms, including a fever and a headache. And, a terror plot targeting Jewish sites in three U.S. states has been thwarted. As of...Global NationalMay 16