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U.S. President Donald Trump is signaling some optimism saying a trade deal with Canada could happen ‘fairly soon’. Global’s Jazan Grewal is joined by Daniel Béland, political scientist and Director of the McGill Institute for the Study of Canada to unpack the latest rhetoric after a tense week of economic escalation.

The August long weekend is almost here and the city is packed with options for how to spend it. As Megan King tells us, there’s plenty of exciting events happening across Toronto.

We’ve seen it everywhere on TikTok: Everyone wants the smooth, plump, bouncy appearance of fuller skin without the needles or intrusive procedures. Shobana Lakkavally, a beauty expert, joins us to explain the science behind what happens to our skin in hot weather.

As the date for shutting the door of the five Annapolis Valley Regional Library branches approaches, work is being done to try to postpone the closures. As Angela Capobianco reports, municipalities are looking to funding solutions to keep the spaces open and operating.

Jordan Armstrong speaks with the Global CEO of The Look Company and a representative of Science World on how the now iconic wrap of the geodesic dome building in Vancouver came to be, and what happens after the last match of the 2026 tournament is played.

A months-long Global News investigation revealing the details of a dog attack involving Surrey City Councillor and mayoral candidate Linda Annis. The attack happened in late May, but the records about what happened were only made available to us after a lengthy freedom of information process. Catherine Urquhart has the exclusive details.

Tensions are rising between Russia and NATO countries over a series of incidents that happened just days apart. Redmond Shannon looks at the confrontations, and what the U.S. is proposing to try to de-escalate the situation.

The director of airside operations at the Vancouver International Airport when the 9/11 attacks happened remembers the scramble to deal with 34 unexpected jets and 8,500 unexpected travellers. Paul Johnson reports.

In Scarborough, a motorcyclist is dead after a crash involving a motorcycle and a vehicle. It happened at around 2 p.m. in the area of Bertrand Avenue and Crockford Boulevard, and Lexy Benedict has the details.

On the eve of the Banjo Bowl, Derek Taylor talks about why Bombers receiver Dorian Singer could have a big impact going forward and predicts something that we saw in the Labour Day Classic that will not happen again tomorrow.

The family of a Saskatoon woman who died after her surgery was postponed is looking for answers. They are sharing their story about their experience with the health care system, saying their daughter’s death was preventable. And they’re calling for changes they hope will prevent this type of tragedy from happening again.

A new Statistics Canada report finds more than 85,000 homes in Metro Vancouver are located in areas at high risk of flooding. UBC Okanagan engineering professor Kh Md Nahiduzzaman joins Global News Morning to discuss why development is happening in flood-prone areas and what can be done to reduce future risk.

We check in with Canadian Coast Guard Assistant Commissioner Gary Ivany to learn more about the Canadian Coast Guard Day event happening this weekend at the Bedford Institute of Oceanography.

While the 9/11 attacks happened thousands of miles away, it had a profound impact on those working in emergency services around the world. It impacted how Edmonton firefighter Don Cherniawski carried out his work and influenced his son Tyler to join the service as well. Quinn Ohler has their story.

For green-thumb enthusiasts striving to create a yard and garden that’s the envy of the neighbourhood, every month, Classic Landscapes drops by with some great tips and tricks to help make it happen. This month Perry Stothart talked about what you can do in your yard this time of year.

Ecco Recycling and Energy Corp. is asking the Calgary Fire Department to look into the cause behind a weekend blaze that resulted in irritating smoke billowing over several southeast Calgary neighbourhoods for more than a day. As Skylar Peters reports, that’s not a sure thing yet, but the local councillor and residents are hoping a...

It’s something many Canadians wait for all summer – the return of hockey. And that’s what’s happening this weekend as the BCHL’s West Kelowna Warriors begin training camp. And as Kevin Pontious reports, there are some big changes this season for the regular season champs.

Peter Gabriel’s wildest tour story happened between two David Bowie shows. It was a day off in Vancouver, B.C. that could have ended very differently.

One week into the provincial election campaign and the race in some Quebec ridings is heating up. Verdun has traditionally been a Liberal Party stronghold until Québec solidaire won the seat in the last election. As Phil Carpenter reports, despite a familiar name running for the Liberals, anything could happen come October 5th.

As Alberta’s referendum approaches, different campaigns encouraging people to vote either to stay in Canada or separate are underway. Rallies for both sides happened in Calgary and Edmonton this past weekend, attracting large crowds. Katherine Ludwig reports.