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The CEO of Scandinavian Airlines, Anko Van der Werff, will soon lead Air Canada and replace Michael Rousseau, after backlash over Rousseau not being able to speak French. The airline confirms Van der Werff can communicate in French. Jacqueline Hansen has that story and more in Business Matters for July 8, 2026.

Repeat and violent offenders could now face tougher bail rules and stricter sentences under Ottawa’s latest changes to Canada’s criminal law. New Brunswick says this could help stop the revolving door of crime and strengthen community safety. Reeti Meenakshi Rohilla reports.

Visitors to the Dark Sky viewing area in Lennox & Addington are in for a treat. Starting on the 10th of July, the area will feature a brand new telescope with superior optics that will give amateur astronomers a much better view of the night sky.

We’re learning more about the B.C. Review Board’s decision to grant a conditional discharge to child killer Allan Schoenborn.

B.C. politics is once again getting more interesting as a former Liberal MLA has thrown his hat into the ring with a new political party. Mike Bernier is the new leader of CentreBC. Catherine Urquhart reports.

If you’ve been hoping to sponsor your parents or grandparents to come to Canada, there’s a major change you need to know about. We talk to Immigration Consultant Marjorie Newman about why the federal government is pausing new applications for the Parent and Grandparent Program.

Dozens of families at CFB Edmonton are about to get off a waiting list and into new housing. It’s just the beginning of an effort the federal government hopes will help alleviate the stress that comes with the moving around that is a military fact of life. Jasmine King reports.

Two separate fires broke out within an hour of each other in southeast Calgary this morning. The first was an abandoned home, while the second was at a detached garage just a few blocks away.

Doctors say Lyme disease is not the only thing to be worried about when talking about ticks. Health reporter Katherine Ward has more on another disease carried by the insect, and why getting seen quickly can make all the difference.

Global News Morning’s Clay Young talks to Canadian UFO expert Chris Rutkowski about his new book, ‘Canada’s UFO Secrets’.

Many Montrealers walking past Place des Arts in recent days have been exposed to a jarring sight. The main entrance to the entertainment hub is being demolished. It’s part of a $134 million dollar renovation project that’s raising some eyebrows. Dan Spector reports.

Regarding the upcoming fleet of subs, they won’t actually be built in Canada, but Prime Minister Mark Carney’s guarantee is that more than 100,000 jobs will be created here through manufacturing, maintenance and support. The German company chosen to manufacture them says it will generate more than $160 billion dollars for Canada’s economy. Heidi Petracek...

The City of Montreal and the province have announced a new pilot project to build transitional housing in Montreal. Their plan is to build modular housing, but the approach is a departure from previous strategies city officials argue are too expensive. Phil Carpenter reports.

A long-awaited day is almost here for Loyalist Township. The new aquatic centre at the W.J. Henderson Recreation Centre is set to open next week. Kaytlyn Poberznick got a sneak peek inside to see what swimmers can expect.

Nova Scotia’s four new helicopters are ready for duty to help fight wildfires and assist in other emergencies. The province held an official unveiling for the fleet at their home base in Shubenacadie, N.S. Skye Bryden-Blom reports.

A Beaconsfield community pool is making a splash this summer by making sure everyone can get in the water to cool off. Beacon Hill Pool has completed close to $100,000 worth of upgrades to increase its level of accessibility, thanks to federal and municipal support. As Felicia Parrillo reports, the changes are opening not just...

The ceasefire deal between the U.S. and Iran is officially dead. The two sides have been trading strikes this week and today U.S. President Donald Trump was unequivocal. In a social media post, Trump said the two countries are still talking, but the U.S. has told Iran, “in no uncertain terms, that the ceasefire is...

A new food sharing program is taking root in Kingston, with “give and take” style pantries opening across the city. Kaytlyn Poberznick got a first look at the new initiative and tells us more what to expect.

The province says there remains two wildfires of note, including the Brunswick Complex fire in the Fraser Canyon. Taya Fast has the latest on how crews are still trying to get the upper hand.

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