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This week the Travel Lady Lesley Keyter talks about a long-stay vacation in Tenerife, Canary Islands.

The annual September 11th memorial ceremony at the Peace Arch border crossing took on new significance today, and not just because it’s the 25th anniversary of the attacks. Travis Prasad reports.

The new 50 per cent emergency tariffs U.S. President Donald Trump lobbed at Canada over the weekend have raised legal questions about their broad use — since no president has used them before. But a policy that bypasses legislative constraints and goes around the U.S. Court of International Trade, also contains potential consequences against Canada...

The Bank of Canada has unveiled the new vertical $20 bill featuring King Charles III. Charles replaces his mother, the late Queen Elizabeth II – who died in 2022 – on the bank note. This marks the first Canadian paper currency to feature King Charles — whose profile has already been on Canadian coins since...

Five months after provincial veterinary services fell victim to budget cuts in New Brunswick, a new private service will be taking over. Johnny James reports

Something has been changing beneath the surface of Ritchie Lake. Residents say they’ve noticed more sediment and unfamiliar vegetation, some of it invasive. Now, Quispamsis has received some provincial funding to try to find out what’s feeding the problem. Reeti Meenakshi Rohilla has more on what it will take to restore the waterway.

At a press conference on Thursday, Bank of Canada Governor Tiff Macklem unveiled Canada’s new vertical $20 banknote, the first Canadian bill to feature King Charles III. Macklem spoke about the historic significance of the new design and its advanced anti-counterfeiting features, saying, “Bank note security is critical for Canadian consumers and businesses and for...

Curve Lake First Nation is moving ahead with installing three new treatment units to clean wastewater from homes and community buildings. The project comes after more than three decades of work toward reliable water services for the community. Marc Woodhouse reports:

A new round of U.S. tariffs on Canadian goods is now in effect, and Kingston businesses are waiting to see just how big an impact they’ll have. The 50-per-cent tariffs took effect over the weekend after trade talks between Canada and the U.S. collapsed. Jesse Reynolds reports.

Meta is facing a new lawsuit which may fundamentally change how children use its various platforms. Several U.S. states have sued the tech giant, saying platforms like Facebook and Instagram have directly contributed to the mental health crisis in young people. Katherine Ward has this story and more in Health Matters for Aug. 17, 2026.

U.S. President Donald Trump has threatened new 50% tariffs on many Canadians exports starting on Wednesday. But some people like Canadian Society of Customs Brokers president Janine Harker are saying they are going to hold off making any drastic plans in case the tariffs are rescinded again at the last moment.

Quebec Premier Christine Frechette met representatives of the province’s agricultural sector as negotiations continue for a new trade deal with the United States. All sides are calling for more information, but it’s scarce. And as Elizabeth Zogalis reports, the Liberal Leader Charles Milliard says the C-A-Q should have spent more time building alliances beforehand.

U.S. President Donald Trump’s newly announced 50 per cent tariffs on Canadian goods will have a seismic effect if they’re implemented. David Akin looks at how Canada’s premiers are being defiant in the face of Trump’s threat, and what most of them are agreeing to do.

Andy Burham is officially the UK’s seventh Prime Minister in just a decade, replacing outgoing PM Keir Starmer. Burnham arrived at 10 Downing St Monday after meeting with King Charles at Buckingham palace, where he was formally sworn into his new role.

A Beaconsfield community pool is making a splash this summer by making sure everyone can get in the water to cool off. Beacon Hill Pool has completed close to $100,000 worth of upgrades to increase its level of accessibility, thanks to federal and municipal support. As Felicia Parrillo reports, the changes are opening not just...

On your next beach trip, you may find Environment and Climate Change Canada’s new experiment: an orange wooden box that’s part of a research project taking place on Nova Scotia’s waters. As Kendra Gannon reports, scientists need the help of the public to receive the data.

In a recent TikTok video, Justin Trudeau briefly appears while dancing to his girlfriend Katy Perry’s new song. After the song “Watch It Burn” was released, Trudeau momentarily joined Perry in jumping to the song’s outro in the video. Also: the price tag for the enormous MSG wedding of Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce has...

Preston Pablo shares what success means to him and what he hopes fans take away from his new EP, ‘Almost Always’.

From fake calls from relatives to crypto and investment scams, there are a number of schemes always circulating with con artists looking to take advantage of individuals, particularly targeting seniors and younger people. Every year the Better Business Bureau releases its scam tracker risk report. Wes Lafortune with the organization spoke with Global News Morning...

We check in with Lynne Patterson, event director of THE BIG SWIM, to talk about the event moving to Aylesford Lake on the grounds of Brigadoon Village.