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Nearly 14,000 constituents cast their ballots in advance during Ontario’s by-election. Many of those who didn’t made sure to drop by before the polls closed Thursday night, to have their say. Global Toronto’s Noor Ra’fat was at the riding of Scarborough-Southwest, and spoke to some voters there.

Luigi Mangione pleaded guilty on Friday to federal stalking charges in the 2024 killing of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson. Mangione, 28, entered the plea at a hastily scheduled hearing in Manhattan federal court, resolving one of two cases against him in connection with Thompson’s death. With this guilty plea, his lawyers could seek to have...

Aire ouverte is a free and confidential service for young people, offering a wide range of health services and support designed around their needs. Aire ouverte advisor Myriam Tessier and a youth ambassador join Global News Morning’s host Laura Casella to talk about the program that is making healthcare more accessible for young Quebecers.

WATCH: Saskatchewan’s health ministry says its recruitment campaign to attract international healthcare workers brought over 7,500 workers to the province over the last four years. But critics question if the plan is the best use of resources.

On the final day for Hometown Heroes Lottery ticket sales, 22-year-old athlete Andrew Illing and cardiologist Dr. Nathaniel Moulson discuss Andrew’s recovery from a life-threatening cardiovascular emergency and the support he received at VGH.

Dauphin residents are still being forced to travel for healthcare after a flood temporarily closes their hospital

Paul Adams with the BC Rural Health Network joins Global News Morning to discuss the challenges facing B.C. nurses who work in rural and remote communities.

Healthcare and and housing were two of the key topics talked about on the fifth day of Quebec’s election campaign. The CAQ pledged to reduce wait time for surgeries and other procedures by tapping into the private sector. Meanwhile, a new poll confirms a perhaps unexpected trend. Dan Spector explains.

At an announcement on healthcare affordability in the Oval Office on Monday, U.S. President Donald Trump answered questions on the Iran war after strikes were exchanged for the first time in a month. When asked for his insider view on who’s managing negotiations on behalf of the Iranians, Trump said, “they don’t know who the...

The Quebec election could be one of the closest in years, and although some Quebecers are already set on who they will vote for, many say they need to do some research before making a final decision. As Elizabeth Zogalis reports, healthcare, education, language issues and affordable housing seem to be top priorities.

In a U.S. federal court today, 28-year-old Luigi Mangione admitted to the high-profile killing of United Healthcare CEO Brian Thompson outside a Manhattan hotel almost two years ago. Mangione pleaded guilty to two federal charges for the crime as he spoke for the first time about his reasons for the shooting. And as Jackson Proskow...

With just two business days until the imposition of U.S. President Donald Trump’s new 50 per cent tariffs on Canadian goods, talks to avoid them are going into overtime. In a U.S. federal court today, 28-year-old Luigi Mangione admitted to the high-profile killing of United Healthcare CEO Brian Thompson outside a Manhattan hotel almost two...

The presidents of three local unions are expanding on a July 22nd open letter to the provincial government, calling out what they say is a broken system. From education to healthcare, they say both vulnerable New Brunswickers and the frontline workers who support them are suffering. David Murdock reports.

As the province continues to try and bring health care workers into Saskatchewan, its advertising and recruitment plan implemented four years ago is starting to pay off. We get insight into the latest healthcare numbers and what the province is continuing to do to bolster the workforce. Also, as the city of Regina opens the...

As the province continues to try and bring health care workers into Saskatchewan, its advertising and recruitment plan implemented four years ago is starting to pay off. We get insight into the latest healthcare numbers and what the province is continuing to do to bolster the workforce. Also, wildlife sightings are becoming more frequent in...

Systemic racism in the healthcare system, particularly against Indigenous patients, continues to be a concern nationwide. That’s why the College of Physicians and Nurses of Manitoba has taken steps over the last few years to take action in addressing it.

Manitoba First Nations want urgent action from provincial and federal governments, when it comes to the treatment of Indigenous people in healthcare.

The North End Community Health Centre is highlighting the impact of its integrated model of care in a new report, showing how healthcare, housing and social supports are helping improve outcomes for people with complex needs. We spoke with President and CEO Marie-France LeBlanc about the findings and what they mean for the community.

Staying safe in the severe weekend heat forecasted, and healthcare concerns as Dauphin’s hospital remains closed. These stories and more on Global News Winnipeg at 6.

Alberta’s new auditor general says he expects his investigation into a multi-million-dollar healthcare contracting scandal to wrap up by the end of the year. He inherited the incomplete probe in late April after the province chose to not extend the previous auditor general’s contract. Katherine Ward has this story and more in Health Matters for...