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Saskatchewan honey producers are feeling the sting of an escalating trade war with the US. Hannigan Honey near Shellbrook is one of many businesses taking a major hit from new US tariffs.

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.

Health Canada has granted a permanent injunction against a Quebec online retailer, preventing the company from selling unauthorized injectable peptides. The agency says despite multiple enforcement actions, Canlab Research has continued to sell unauthorized peptide drugs online. Katherine Ward has this story and more in Health Matters for July 30, 2026.

For years, Canadians have been able to order products from around the world more easily than a bottle of alcohol made in another province. Now, premiers say they’re working to tear down that barrier — potentially opening a national market for Maritime small brewers, wineries, and distilleries. Reeti Meenakshi Rohilla reports.

WATCH: Agricultural commodity buyers from more than a dozen countries are convening in Saskatoon to match with producers as industries in the province look to support the diversification of trading partners.

There are no plans for Canada to ban produce imports from the U.S., despite an ongoing cyclospora outbreak. So far, nearly 7,000 people in multiple states have come down with gastrointestinal illness. Touria Izri has this story and more in Health Matters for July 16, 2026.

As a teenager, Kurt Cobain had his fair share of run-ins with the police. But little did he know, a fingerprint card – taken by the Washington Department of Police after he was arrested for public intoxication at the age of 19 – would eventually become a highly-sought-after piece of music memorabilia with an impressive...

Parking fines in Kingston are helping fund a new way to get fresh produce to people who need it most. A modular vertical farm on Princess Street has already grown 3,900 pounds of greens for Partners in Mission Food Bank. Jesse Reynolds has more.

Construction is underway on the Calgary Radiopharmaceutical Centre and cyclotron, expanding access to advanced cancer imaging and treatments across southern Alberta. Quinn Ohler explains how it works.

Health Canada has issued a new warning for unauthorized health products being sold out of a store in Montreal. The products include contraceptives, erectile dysfunction drugs, antibiotics and antiparasitic medication. Katherine Ward has this story and more in Health Matters for Aug. 19, 2026.

The Toronto International Film Festival returns to the city’s downtown core this week. Global’s Jazan Grewal is joined by Daniel Baptista and Shahbaz Siddiqui, hosts and producers of the Movie Podcast, who highlight the must-watch films.

A digital tool developed by researchers at Lethbridge Polytechnic, called an “Irrimap,” is designed to help Alberta producers better understand how much water their crops are using. Zoe Lukowich reports.

Canada’s dairy, liquor, and motorcycle producers face a ban on U.S. sales as President Donald Trump threatens to further escalate his trade war against Canada. As Jillian Piper reports, many Canadian industries are already looking to other markets to fill the gap.

Only a few weeks after recalling their iceberg lettuce products over a possible link to a cyclospora outbreak, Taylor Farms is recalling several products which contain jalapeños – including taco dip and guacamole – this time over potential salmonella contamination.

Gay Lea Foods is investing more than $200 million to expand its Toronto production facilities to meet increased demand for cottage cheese and help address a national shortage. Jacqueline Hansen has more.

U.S. seafood will be among the products affected when Canada’s new counter-tariffs on hundreds of American goods begin on Sept. 8. As Heidi Petracek reports, producers in Atlantic Canada are worried about what it could mean for the industry.

Amid the ongoing U.S Canada trade war…. Saskatchewan’s government has retaliated with a booze tax. Now in place after being announced earlier in august, what can the province’s producers and distributors expect? Also, the provincial opposition is putting pressure on the Sask Party after finding out the group left out key details on 2025’s wildfire...

U.S. President Donald Trump’s oil deal with Venezuela could have some consequences for Canada, as both countries produce the same type of heavy crude. Heather Yourex-West explains what it might mean for the future of the Canadian energy industry.

Amid the ongoing U.S Canada trade war…. Saskatchewan’s government has retaliated with a booze tax. Now in place after being announced earlier in august, what can the province’s producers and distributors expect? Also, the provincial opposition is putting pressure on the Sask Party after finding out the group left out key details on 2025’s wildfire...

The latest U.S. tariffs are hurting tons of industries across Canada, but two specific ones are linked closer than many would seem. How farmers and alcohol producers are dealing with the coinciding effects and how will this trickle down to customers across the world? Plus – falling through the cracks. One woman’s story of becoming...