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A storm hammers the Whiteshell and some federal funding to support Manitoba businesses use of artificial intelligence. This on more on Global News Winnipeg.

A severe storm in southwest Manitoba as those in the west prepare for serious conditions of their own. This story and more on Global News at 6

On July 4, the U.S. has a lot to reflect on, not just with its past, but also its present and future, with an administration bent on changing what defines the country. Heidi Petracek reports on what some Americans are feeling as they mark this moment in the country’s history.

Mariska Hargitay is getting ready to host the 2026 Emmys in September. The star of “Law & Order: Special Victims Unit,” who has received eight Emmy nods, was named the 78th Emmy Awards host on Tuesday. She will be the fourth woman to host the Emmys, and the first since Jane Lynch in 2011. Also:...

A protest outside Vancouver City Hall Sunday, to mark the fifth anniversary of the deadly heat dome in B.C. that left hundreds of people dead. As Grace Ke reports, advocates commemorated those who died, while also demanding better protections to prevent another tragedy.

Smoke from the wildfires raging in northwestern Ontario has moved south, leaving Toronto with some of the worst air quality in the world on Wednesday. As Nicole Di Donato reports, the hazy conditions have led to several cancellations and closures in Toronto as officials look to keep people safe.

Toronto saw its hottest day of the year so far on Tuesday, with temperatures soaring to the high 30s, feeling like the mid-40s with the humidity. Plenty of people have been outside enjoying the weather, spending the day cooling off at pools and splash pads. Nicole Di Donato has tips on how to stay safe...

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer has announced his intent to resign, paving the way for the U.K.’s seventh prime minister within a decade. Redmond Shannon looks at what led to Starmer’s swift downfall, and who’s expected to be his successor.

: Police forces across the Greater Toronto Area are sharing the results of their annual ‘Project ERASE’ campaign. As Megan King reports, officers are targeting hotspots for high-risk driving behaviour to increase road safety for all.

With gas prices on the rise again, En-Pro’s chief petroleum analyst Roger McKnight joins Jaden Lee-Lincoln to discuss if there’s any relief in sight.

WATCH: Fireworks and food trucks are just some things on Saskatoon’s Canada Day agenda with many people at The River Landing to enjoy the festivities.

The Rideau Canal is approaching a major milestone. To mark the bicentennial of its construction, the village of Portland is kicking off a six year celebration this weekend.

Ahead of tomorrow’s 100th Anniversary of the Regina Legion Branch 001 that takes place at city hall, Kelsey Lonie joined Juliane Bodini to talk about how a digital archive is helping to preserve Saskatchewan’s military history.

From legendary artists to local favourites, the TD Halifax Jazz Festival is back with something for every music lover. We caught up with festival organizers and performers to hear what’s coming up this year!

Internationally acclaimed comedian Joe Avati is bringing his signature brand of relatable family humour to Halifax as part of the Italian Canadian Cultural Association of Nova Scotia’s 50th anniversary celebrations. We caught up with Joe to talk about the milestone, his connection to Italian culture, and why audiences of every background can see themselves in...

A surprise AI data centre is set to get the green light for development in Moose Jaw. We hear from residents about the overwhelming concern building amongst the community and what this means for the environment around town. Also, the province released its year end financials today and there is lots to be weary of....

The CN Tower opened to the public on June 26, 1976, and has been an iconic part of Toronto’s skyline ever since. Nicole Di Donato has more on its history, evolution, and why it has remained one of Toronto’s most important landmarks for the last 50 years.

It was an all-American final at The Brick Invitational Tournament at West Edmonton Mall’s Ice Palace Sunday afternoon. Team Minnesota defeated the Detroit Jr. Red Wings 7-2. Players and families say the memories made during their journeys will last a lifetime. Gates Guarin has the story.

The Brick Invitational is a summer hockey tradition in Edmonton. For 37 years, West Edmonton Mall’s Ice Palace has played host to the very best nine- and 10-year-old hockey players from across North America. Hundreds of kids have gone on to play professionally in the NHL and PWHL. Chairman Craig Styles and volunteer services director...

It was a celebration of athletes of all abilities at Jasper Place High School: sports, inclusion and friendship took centre stage at the Unifed Jamboree. Nicole Stillger has more.