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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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Chicago White Sox honour Pope Leo with hat giveawayThe home of the Chicago White Sox turned into the church of baseball for one night, with tens of thousands of fans receiving special hats in honour of Pope Leo. As Eric Sorensen explains, the pontiff grew up in Chicago’s South Side and has never forgotten his roots or team.Global NationalAug 12
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LEGO’s largest set ever made builds Spain’s world famous Sagrada Familia cathedralA record that was briefly held by the Eiffel Tower, the LEGO Group has topped its largest set to date, unveiling its take on Spain’s Sagrada Familia cathedral. The 12,000+ piece set was revealed on Thursday and serves as a tribute to Catalan architecture legend Antoni Baudi, who died 100 years ago this month.Jun 6
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Global Okanagan Adopt-a-Pet: Meet Leo and Cleo!Meet Leo and Cleo! The bonded pair of kittens is up for adoption through the Okanagan Humane Society after being rescued with their stray mother cat off the streets of Kelowna. They are a little on the shy side after everything they have been through, but they will no doubt come out of their shell...CanadaJul 21
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Durham elementary students compete in Lego robotics competitionPutting their coding skills and STEM knowledge to the test, grades four to six students across the Durham Catholic District School Board competed in the board’s first Lego robotics competition.May 22
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Mystery animal attacks man in New Hampshire parking lotSurveillance video captured a small wild animal lunging at a man and attempting to latch onto his leg in a Lebanon, N.H., parking lot on Sunday. Police said two more attacks involving what appeared to be the same animal were reported, with witnesses describing it as either a gray fox or a fisher. Authorities said...Sep 4
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Residents urged to avoid area after black bear encounter on North Vancouver hiking trailB.C. residents are being urged to avoid a North Vancouver hiking trail, following an encounter between a man and a black bear Monday morning. The bear followed the man for “some time,” and when he tried to scare it away, the bear swiped at the victim’s leg.CanadaAug 25
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Kreesha Turner is back! Canadian R&B star returns with new single ‘You’re Ego’Kreesha Turner: She’s a platinum-selling, five-time Juno Award nominee, and a Canadian R&B staple. With her breakthrough single ‘Don’t Call Me Baby’ the Edmonton native first dominated Canadian radio waves. Now, almost ten years later she’s making a huge comeback, and she’s here on TMS to share this new chapter with us!EntertainmentJun 11
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Tuner: Dustin Hoffman and Leo Woodall star in drama about piano tuner-turned-safe cracker‘Tuner’ follows a gifted piano tuner whose extreme sensitivity to sound unexpectedly makes him a skilled safecracker, propelling him into a high-stakes underworld that tests his morals, friendships, and budding romance. Starring Leo Woodall and Dustin Hoffman, we sit down with the stars and the Canadian director at the helm of it all, Brad Turner!The Morning ShowMay 29
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Pope Leo warns AI must be ‘disarmed’ in 1st encyclicalPope Leo has released his first encyclical, which included a warning about the need to regulate artificial intelligence. Redmond Shannon explains how the pontiff wants governments to disarm AI, and how Leo’s document is reminiscent of a similar encyclical from his namesake Leo the 13th.Global NationalMay 25
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‘Project Hail Mary’ sets Guinness World Record with LEGO set launched into stratosphere‘Project Hail Mary’ has set a Guinness World Record thanks to aerospace experts Sent Into Space and a little LEGO set. On March 20, scientists used a high-altitude balloon system to bring the plastic payload — based on the book’s film adaptation — 34,988 metres above the Earth, into the stratosphere, and back down to...EntertainmentApr 22
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Brick by brick: Saskatoon’s historic Lego build beginsWATCH: A new art installation is taking shape—built by Saskatoon. Families gathered at the library today to help create a massive LEGO mosaic.EntertainmentApr 18
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The Morning Show: June 25Last night, Zendaya wore a vintage, black ‘Spider-Man’ T-shirt as a stylish minidress on the Paris press tour for ‘Spider-Man: Brand New Day.’ Law Roach, her stylist, found the inexpensive t-shirt on eBay and accessorized it with a Rolex watch and white Christian Louboutin boots, outdoing herself for under 40$. Then: we put the savings...EntertainmentJun 25
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Justice for LeoFamily and friends are remembering a man killed two years ago today, with still no suspect or charges laid in the death of Leo Caribou.CrimeMay 14
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Alberta government orders stop to rebranding of paramedic service providerA rebranding of Alberta’s provincial paramedics has been quashed. The move to rebrand Emergency Health Services Alberta to ALTA Paramedic Health, complete with a new logo, was halted this week by Adriana LaGrange. The Health Sciences Association of Alberta welcomes the news but questions why there was focus on a rebrand and not addressing long...Global News Hour at 6 EdmontonJun 11
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Calgary’s mayor floats temporary pause on Green Line downtown to extend line further southCalgary mayor Jeromy Farkas is floating a temporary pause on the downtown leg of the Green Line LRT to extend it further south instead. It’s the latest in a series of twists and turns over how the LRT should travel through the downtown core, after the provincial government said it would be open to changes...Global News Hour at 6 CalgaryJun 10
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Edmonton Transit Service taking over Valley Line LRT from TransEdThe southeast leg of Edmonton’s Valley Line LRT is getting a new operator, decades before the current contract is supposed to end. The city says the switch from P3 operator TransEd to the in-house Edmonton Transit Service will save taxpayers money, but as Erik Bay tells us, officials aren’t saying how much.Global News Hour at 6 EdmontonJun 9
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LEGO masterpieces exhibit “The Art of the Brick” arrives in TorontoFrom the Mona Lisa to Starry Night, iconic works of art have been reimagined using more than a million LEGO bricks in “The Art of the Brick,” now in Toronto. Exhibition Hub Toronto’s Cristina Carrieri joins Jaden Lee-Lincoln to share what visitors can expect, from the detailed recreations to interactive experiences.Global News Morning TorontoMar 30
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Trump to bring back firing squad executions as Pope Leo calls for death penalty abolitionThe U.S. Justice Department plans to bring back firing squads as a permitted method of execution. The move is part of a broader push by the White House to speed up federal death penalty sentences after a moratorium on executions under the Biden administration. On Friday, Pope Leo condemned capital punishment, calling for its abolition...CrimeApr 25
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Pope Leo ends 10-day Africa Tour in Equatorial Guinea, urges world leaders to change courseIn a rare moment for the small central African nation, Pope Leo XIV made a final stop in Equatorial Guinea at the end of his 10-day tour across the continent, where he urged global leaders to address the needs of the continent.Apr 22