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As Catherine McDonald reports, a homeowner whose house got hit by a massive maple tree is upbeat, saying it was a memorable day for more than one reason.

The historic African Nova Scotian community in Upper Hammonds Plains is getting some provincial funding to reduce their wildfire risk. For the community, this is a big step to help preserve their heritage. Angela Capobianco has the story.

Canada’s annual rate of inflation held steady in August, sitting unchanged at three per cent. New data from Statistics Canada shows while gas prices continued to rise in August, they did so at a slower, year-over-year pace than in July. Jazan Grewal has this story and more in Business Matters for Sept. 14, 2026.

For generations of Canadians, the roar of the Snowbirds has been part of the soundtrack of summer. But this year, it’s a goodbye. The 77th Canadian International air show marks the fleets last time soaring through Toronto skies in their nine-jet formation, before the planes will be retired. Lexy Benedict has the story.

The province saw a major wake of storms hit over the weekend and into Monday. We get a look at how this is affecting the agricultural sector and what possible setbacks can be expected for harvest. Also, new parameters for online gaming are coming to Saskatchewan. We get a look at the latest deal between...

As kids get ready to head back to school Canada’s chief public health officer says parents should make sure their child’s routine vaccinations are up to date. Nicole Di Donato has this story and more in Health Matters for Sept. 2, 2026.

Toronto’s severe storm on Wednesday follows extreme heat and forest fires across the country earlier this summer. Experts tell Global News it’s difficult to determine if overarching weather patterns caused one specific incident. But they agree Canada will see more extreme weather events. From investing in better infrastructure to building wetlands to absorb water runoff...

Irish pop sensation Niall Horan explains why sharing his life through song – from past experiences to future chapters like marriage and parenthood – really matters.

Global blood services are urgently calling for more donors as stockpiles continue to diminish. Blood reserves have dropped by up to 30 per cent in Canada, England and Australia. Katherine Ward has this story and more in Health Matters for Aug. 25, 2026.

Kids Help Phone is calling for more help as the service sees a significant rise in overnight demand. The mental health support line says it has experienced a 24 per cent increase in the number of text messages it gets between 8 p.m. and 8 a.m. Touria Izri has this story and more in Health...

Hundreds of Canadian goods imported into the U.S. now face newly imposed 50 per cent tariffs and, according to new analysis by University of Calgary Professor Trevor Tombe, it could cost Canada almost 90,000 in direct and indirect job losses. That story and more in Business Matters for August 24, 2026.

Ukraine’s allies met with President Volodymyr Zelenskyy today to mark the country’s 35th anniversary of independence. The United Kingdom and France pledged stronger military support, including classified technology that would allow Ukraine to produce its own Storm Shadow missiles. Redmond Shannon explains what’s being promised and what Ukraine says it still needs.

Global’s newest afternoon program TMS2 has announced that former Chopped Canada host Brad Smith will be co-hosting the new show, alongside TMS’s award-winning entertainment news personality Morgan Hoffman. TMS2, which premieres Sept. 8 at 1 p.m. ET/PT and 2 p.m. AT on Global, has also announced that Canadian TV personality Brittnee Blair will be joining...

A new fitness class in the Maritimes is sure to get you into fighting shape. Although it might feel medieval, this creative workout is putting a fresh spin on exercise. Participants aren’t breaking a sweat by lifting barbells; they’re wielding swords. Skye Bryden-Blom has the story.

Home sales increased for the fourth month in a row in July, but were down 5.3 per cent compared to last year. That story and more in Business Matters for Aug. 18, 2026.

Heated Rivalry author Rachel Reid has donated $300,000 to libraries in the Annapolis Valley. While this gift will get them to the end of the fiscal year, sustainable funding is needed for the branches long term existence. Angela Capobianco has the story.

A New Brunswick woman has been identified decades after her death thanks to relatively new DNA technology. And as one forensic expert tells us, advances underway could make it harder to commit a crime and get away with it. Reeti Meenakshi Rohilla has the story.

Nisha J. Tuli is one of the world’s breakout authors in the genre of romantic fantasy. Melissa Ridgen met up with the best-selling author, whose novel “Storm Breaker” has been optioned as a TV series.

Nisha J Tuli is one of the world’s breakout authors in the genre of romantic fantasy. Her dystopian romance novel ‘Storm Breaker’ has also been optioned for development as a TV series. All of this was accomplished from her Winnipeg living room-turned-office. Melissa Ridgen met up with the best-selling author.

Friday again marks deadline day for Canada and the United States to finalize a deal that would cushion the Canadian economy from the devastating blow of 50 per cent American tariffs. After initially managing a 3-day deadline extension from the White House, Canadian officials are once again in Washington trying get a deal over the...