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Plans have been announced about the closure and relocation of a Fraser Valley industrial plant purchased by an American company two years ago. As Paul Johnson reports, the province is now looking at what it can do to prevent the loss of dozens of jobs and a critical supply chain for our power grid.

It seems there’s something in the water in the U.S. capital. Washington’s landmark reflecting pool at the Lincoln Memorial has become a murky mess since undergoing a costly renovation in April. The pool water has turned green, the fresh blue paint is peeling, and now there are questions about who was handed the lucrative contracts....

Several industry representatives say they’re seeing more Americans considering moving north amidst political tensions in the United States. Anna Mandin has more on what industry experts are seeing and hearing from Americans looking to move to Canada.

Canada’s economic outlook largely hinges on the upcoming U.S. trade talks. Multiple reports, citing unnamed U.S. officials, claim the Trump administration has laid out its demands for the auto sector. The Americans reportedly want half of all new vehicle parts to come from the U.S., in order to qualify for lower tariffs. Mackenzie Gray has...

The American Music Awards are back with a vengeance! Queen Latifah hosted the 2026 awards ceremony in Las Vegas, where BTS were the night’s big winners, along with KATSEYE, Keith Urban, Teyana Taylor, and others! Reunions stole the show, including all members of both the Black Eyed Peas and New Kids on the Block. Also:...

In a brief visit south of the border to New York City on Thursday, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney told the Economic Club of New York that “Canada strong will help make America great again.” “We have made specific, practical proposals to the U.S. administration,” Carney said. He continued: “Consider aluminum. It’s basically electricity… In...

Prime Minister Mark Carney says Canada is considering purchasing Arctic surveillance planes from Swedish manufacturer Saab instead of American-made jets. Mackenzie Gray explains how it’s part of Carney’s promise to rely less on the U.S., what the aircraft are capable of, and how many Canadian jobs the deal could create.

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.

Johnston Canyon remains closed after a 25-year-old man from Pennsylvania jumped into the lower falls on Friday evening and didn’t resurface. Because of the spring melt, dangerous water conditions have prevented Parks Canada rescue teams from recovering his body. Drew Stremick reports.

Iran and The U.S. have agreed to extend the ongoing ceasefire amid continuing peace negotiations, all happening as the Trump administration prepares to oversee America’s 250th birthday celebration. Reggie Cecchini, Global News Washington correspondent, joins Miranda Anthistle to breakdown the latest headlines from a busy week in Washington.

The delayed opening of the Gordie Howe International Bridge was the topic of the hour in Paris on Friday as Prime Minister Mark Carney was asked to elaborate on the “technical issues” that he said caused the delay one day prior. While Carney didn’t expand on the supposed issues posed by the U.S. administration, he...

For months, the Great American State Fair has been billed as a massive celebration for the country’s 250th birthday. But a growing number of performers are opting out of the big bash and now President Donald Trump is calling for it to be cancelled and replaced with a rally — featuring him. Candice Cole reports.

There is no sport with a wider reach than soccer – or football, as most of the world knows it. Fans from every corner of the globe have been flooding into North America to watch their home nations compete. Eric Sorensen reports on the cultural ties being sewn in the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

Prime Minister Mark Carney said on Thursday that Canada is not just sitting back “taking notes” or instructions from the Americans on trade talks after White House officials complained publicly about irritants in the Canada-U.S. relationship.

Speaking to Global News at the Calgary Stampede on Sunday, General Motors president and managing director Jack Uppal said the Canada-US-Mexico Agreement (CUSMA) is “very important to keep the North American auto industry integrated.” He added that CUSMA protects the North American auto industry against other global players and “makes it stronger.”

In this exclusive interview snippet, American country star Kane Brown shares the advice he’d give his younger self and opens up about how fatherhood has brought out the best in him.

The province appears to be falling short on its promise to stop ER shutdowns by hiring American health-care workers. As Jordan Armstrong reports, Interior Health saw a handful of closures over the busy summer weekend, impacting several rural hospitals.

The Alberta and federal governments both support Meta’s plans to build an artificial intelligence (AI) data centre near Edmonton, but an increasing number of American jurisdictions are pushing back against similar plans. Heather Yourex-West explains why there’s growing backlash against the facilities, and the lessons Canada can learn from the U.S.

For the third time in a week, U.S. forces completed strikes against Iran overnight Saturday. Jets, missiles and drones struck 140 Iranian military targets including missile sites, naval bases and communication networks. On Sunday evening the U.S. reportedly struck again targeting Qeshm island. In response, Iran hit American targets in several countries. Global’s Vincent McAviney...

Former Team Canada World Cup players Bob Lenarduzzi and Carl Valentine have a look back at Canada’s historic run at the 2026 World Cup, and weigh in on some of the top stories, including FIFA’s overturning of American forward Folarin Balogun’s red card suspension.