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Health Matters: Vaccine shows positive signs for melanoma patientsA first-of-its-kind cancer vaccine is showing some encouraging results for melanoma patients. A new study from pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies Moderna and Merck show the mRNA vaccine significantly reduces the chances of cancer tumors returning. Katherine Ward has this story and more in Health Matters for Oct. 23, 2026.Health MattersOct 23
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Ottawa and Washington relationship ‘the worst in modern history’: Ex-US Ambassador to CanadaAs trade barbs continue between Washington and Ottawa, what could help rectify the historically collegial relationship between the two capitals? Two former U.S. ambassadors to Canada from two different eras join The West Block: David Cohen and James Blanchard.The West BlockOct 4
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Province House National Historic Site reopensAfter over a decade of conservation, Province House, the scene of the first conference on colonial union in 1864, reopened to the public last week. Necessary upgrades were made to preserve the original integrity of the historical site while also modernizing certain rooms. The Honourable Brad Trivers, Speaker of the Legislative Assembly of PEI, joins...Global News MorningOct 28
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Feds announce $50M to bolster Canada’s food production sectorThe federal government is investing $50 million to help Canadian food businesses modernize. The announcement was made Thursday (Oct. 15) in Peterborough, Ont. The government says more efficient production could help keep grocery prices in check. Marc Woodhouse looks at what’s coming down the aisle.EconomyOct 15
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Nova Scotia Power makes progress on five-year reliability plan amid securitization applicationNova Scotia Power is updating the public on the progress of its five-year reliability plan. Two years in, the company highlights fewer outages thanks to efforts to strengthen and modernize the grid, while managing vegetation. And as Ella Macdonald reports, ensuring customer satisfaction may be more important for the utility than ever.PoliticsOct 16
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The Morning Show: Oct. 23Friday on The Morning Show, we take a closer look at Canada’s ban on diplomats meeting with U.S. candidates ahead of the midterm elections. Plus, Dr. Gorfinkel on Dame Judi Dench’s recent revelations about her deteriorating eyesight. Natalie Sexton showcases perfect couples costumes inspired by box office hits. And, Ariel Winter talks about the all-new...The Morning ShowOct 23
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Canadian actor Eric Bauza, voice of Bugs Bunny and Daffy Duck, dead at 46You may not know his face, but his voice is instantly recognizable. Canadian Eric Bauza, the voice actor behind modern-day Bugs Bunny, has died suddenly at 46 years old. The Emmy Award winner is being remembered as one of the most talented voice actors of his time, and as a fiercely proud Canadian. Bauza worked...EntertainmentOct 26
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Lights go out on Mount Royal Cross for year-long repairsMontreal’s skyline won’t shine as bright while the iconic Mount Royal Cross undergoes scheduled repairs. As Brayden Jagger Haines reports, the long-standing landmark is getting a modern makeover.Sep 30
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Ukrainian ex-officer stands trial in Germany over Nord Stream bombingA Ukrainian ex-military officer went on trial in Germany on Wednesday, accused of organizing the secret operation that blew up the Nord Stream gas pipelines in Sept. 2022, severing western Europe from the biggest source of Russian natural gas. The suspect, identified under German privacy rules only as Serhii K., is accused of leading a...Oct 14
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Saturday Sips: New twists on the Old FashionedBC Liquour’s Lisa Giovanella discusses the classic Old Fashioned cocktail and shows how to mix things up with some modern versions of the drink.Global News at Noon BCSep 19
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Administration recommends Calgary double its $63M contribution to Werklund Centre modernizationOfficials behind plans to overhaul the Werklund Centre are looking for the City of Calgary to double its financial commitment to the project. The move is in response to a rapidly growing budget for the modernization of the building, which was formerly known as Arts Commons. Adam MacVicar reportsGlobal News Hour at 6 CalgaryJul 20
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Employers, jobseekers using AI increasingly — but what are the pros and cons?Securing a job in modern day isn’t like it used to be. Now, many applicants must jump through tech-enhanced hoops just to get noticed. It can mean using artificial intelligence (AI) to edit a resume, or, in some cases, evaluate one. As our senior business editor Jacqueline Hansen explains, the whole process can feel more...Global NationalSep 4
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Saskatoon celebrates 6th annual WEGO festivalWATCH: Despite the rainy weather, the WEGO Annual End of Summer Arts Festival still went ahead this Sunday, allowing families a free way to enjoy the day through art, music, and movement. Payton Zillich brings us down to the Remai Modern to get an inside look at all the fun.Aug 30
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Global News at 5:30 Okanagan: Aug. 27A family who lost their Faulder home and business in the Bald Range wildfire were given an escorted visit on Thursday to view what was left of their properties. And we have the latest on the plans to modernize the Apple Bowl.Global News at 5:30 OkanaganAug 27
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City of Kelowna to spend $25 million on Apple BowlFresh off the huge success of ‘Touchdown Kelowna’, the nine-day festival featuring two BC Lions games, the City of Kelowna has unveiled plans to modernize the stadium that was transformed for the event. As Kevin Pontious reports, the $25 million upgrade to the Apple Bowl is aimed at drawing professional soccer to the city.Global News at 5:30 OkanaganAug 27
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Minister Joly announces $98 million investment to modernize Quebec infrastructureMelanie Joly, Canada’s Innovation, Science and Industry Minister was in Montreal Friday to announce a new agreement made between the Quebec government and the federal government, one which will provide $196 million to help modernize Quebec Infrastructure. The federal government’s “goal is to invest even more in infrastructure,” linked to sports, tourism and community infrastructure,...CanadaJul 10
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Montreal bakery targeted by vandals over facial recognition allegationsAn anonymous group is claiming responsibility for vandalizing a self-serve bakery in Montreal for the second time in three months. The anti-capitalist activists allege the shop is using facial recognition technology to monitor customers. As Brayden Jagger Haines reports, the owners of the popular chain deny those claims and say they are simply offering a...CanadaAug 4
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Mayor Block discusses policy around public art installationsWACH: Mayor Cynthia Block discusses funding and policy around three new modern art installations and an update on DEED and conversations with Muskeg Lake Cree Nation.Global News MorningJul 31
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The Royal Canadian Circus tours the GTAThe Royal Canadian Circus is a modern production that combines traditional circus artistry with immersive lighting, sound and theatrical effects to create an unforgettable experience for all ages. Ringmaster and ninth-generation circus performer Joseph Bauer joins our Victoria Femia from Pacific Mall in Markham, with a look at what spectators can expect.Global News MorningJul 31
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Saint John manufacturer receives new federal government fundingA Saint John manufacturer is getting new government funding to help it stay competitive in a chaotic global economy. Ottawa says the money will help Ocean Steel modernize its operations and navigate ongoing trade pressures. Reeti Meenkashi Rohilla has more.CanadaJul 29