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It’s a great time to explore the hidden gems in our country. Sharol Zalaski from AMA Travel shared some ideas with Global News Morning Edmonton. Sponsored by AMA.

The town of Okotoks is hosting a first-of-its-kind national championship, bringing together top baseball teams from across Canada. As Skylar Peters reports, it’s the site of a celebration for a game that’s gaining momentum in our country.

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

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.

Matti Polychronis from the Vancouver Fraser Port Authority gives Global News Morning a preview of Canada Day celebrations at Canada Place.

WATCH: Back to Batoche Days takes place July 16 – 19 featuring Métis culture and history during Canada’s largest outdoor Indigenous festival.

Many Canadians are in for a sweltering day on Tuesday, with Environment Canada issuing extreme heat warnings for multiple provinces. Heat warnings now cover most of Ontario along with parts of Quebec, Manitoba and the Northwest Territories, meaning millions of Canadians are going to be impacted as the temperatures soar. Global News Chief Meteorologist Anthony...

The Canada Cup is taking place at Softball City in South Surrey, with Canada taking part in its third straight championship final. Canada Cup chairman Greg Timm joins Jay Janower on Global News Morning Weekend.

There have been more wildfires so far in Canada this year compared to the same time in 2025, but less area has been burned, according to the federal government. But as Jillian Piper reports, the fire situation in parts of the territories and western provinces suggest the worst of the season may be yet to...

From farms and feedlots to dinner plates around the world, the federal government wants more people choosing Canadian beef. More than $4 million dollars is being invested to help expand Canada’s beef export markets, with Alberta’s cattle industry standing to benefit. Jordan Prentice reports.

Team Canada’s historic World Cup run came to an end in the U.S. Saturday, in a highly anticipated match up against a giant in the soccer world, team Morocco. Sarah MacDonald reports.

While Canada’s 3-0 loss against Morrocco may be a tough pill to swallow for soccer fans across the nation, the sport’s next generation of players is hitting the pitch this weekend for the Calgary Minor Soccer Association’s Kal Tire Calgary Cup. As Jordan Prentice tells us, they say they’re feeling inspired by the country’s historic...

Canadian Soccer fans were treated to an historic run in this 2026 World Cup tournament, pushing their way into the Round of 16. Kevin Blue, CEO of Canada Soccer, joins Jaden Lee-Lincoln to breakdown Team Canada’s 2026 World Cup Performance.

A new report from BMO estimates Vancouver’s economy saw an average boost of $70 million for each World Cup match Canada played in Vancouver. Much of those dollars being spent in and around the Granville Fan Zone. Marvin Ryder from McMaster University’s DeGroote School of Business joins Global News Morning with more on the major...

New polling data shows Atlantic Canadians are experiencing some of the heaviest financial pressures in the country. About two-thirds of people in the region say at least half of their income is going towards paying down bills and debt. And as Mitchell Bailey reports, many are making sacrifices to manage costs.

Canada has been breaking team records throughout the World Cup. Secretary of State for Sport and Canada’s FIFA Sherpa, Adam van Koeverden joins Miranda Anthistle with a closer look at Canada’s performance on the pitch and how the country is responding.

Communities across the region are getting ready to mark Canada Day. In Kingston, officials are urging people to leave the fireworks to the professionals. While in Bath, organizers are preparing for one of the village’s biggest days of the year. Jesse Reynolds has more.

In the 1970s Canadian soccer was still trying to make its mark on the international stage, but one man was already there. In This is BC, Jay Durant introduces us to the first Canadian to referee the World Cup.

Canada’s unemployment rate dips slightly, as the nation’s economy added 18,000 jobs in the month of June. With more on that we are joined by financial analyst, Rob Levy.

Canada is basking in the glory of its first-ever World Cup knockout game victory, thanks to a late goal from Stephen Eustáquio. Eric Sorensen breaks down Eustáquio’s historic moment, and looks ahead to what’s expected to be a much tougher Round of 16 match.