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Alan Cross reveals the true story behind Phoenix’s ‘Lisztomania’, exploring its origins, meaning, cultural impact, and surprising inspiration.

WATCH: A new Saskatchewan landmark could be on the horizon with some grand plans for the old star phoenix building in Saskatoon.

The first generic semaglutide has been authorized for use in Canada. Health reporter Katherine Ward speaks with Dr. Mark Broussenko, Medical Director at Phoenix and looks at how the move could help more Canadians gain access to the medication.

The new owner of the former StarPhoenix building shows off his ambitious renovation plans that could transform Saskatoon’s skyline. The city of Saskatoon is going back to the drawing board for their bus rapid transit system project as some councilors disagree with the proposed plans.

A Manitoba woman who abused and killed her daughter in one of the province’s most notorious crimes has been granted temporary escorted absences from prison.

We check in with two members of the Phoenix Community Choir as they get set to perform at the 35th Annual Phoenix Holiday Luncheon in Halifax on Tuesday.

We check in with staff at Phoenix Youth Programs to learn about the need in our community and look ahead to the return of the community choir at the upcoming Phoenix Holiday Luncheon.

As Canadians mark Remembrance Day, Veteran Brian Archibald Phoenix joins Ross Hull to reflect on his family’s legacy of service, including his mother, Dorothy, a Second World War veteran, and what Remembrance Day means to them.

About a dozen federal workers showed up to a Liberal Party event featuring the prime minister in Edmonton on Thursday to have their voices heard about the problems associated with the Phoenix pay system.

Fox’s film business suffered a $170 million quarterly operating loss due largely to the box-office failure of “Dark Phoenix.” Disney revealed the film’s historic failure during its third quarter earnings call on Tuesday.

A man charged with fatally shooting a 10-year-old girl in Phoenix in an act of road rage has been ordered held on a US $1,000,000 bond. A court commissioner ordered the cash-only bond for 20-year-old Joshua Gonzalez during his initial appearance Friday afternoon.

Movie critic Dana Gee has a look at some of the new movies hitting theatres this weekend, including “The Secret Lives of Pets 2” “Pavarotti”, “The Tomorrow Man”, “Dark Phoenix” and “Framing John DeLorean”

Co-stars James McAvoy and Michael Fassbender tell ET Canada about working together on the 12th “X-Men” movie, “Dark Phoenix”.

The Senate Committee asks IBM who made the decision to go live with the Phoenix pay system.

IBM testifies before a Senate Committee that they had concerns with the Phoenix pay system, but were told to stick to what they were responsible for.

Prime Minister Trudeau told the House of Commons Wednesday that while the ongoing controversy surrounding the Phoenix Pay system was the fault of the Harper government, Budget 2018 is committed to finding an alternative pay system for civil servants in the next six years.

The Orchestre Classique de Montréal is getting ready for its first concert of the year featuring soloist, Mohawk violinist Tara-Louise Montour in the North American premiere of “Phoenix.” She joins Global News Morning’s host Laura Casella to talk about the piece and her desire to inspire the next generation of Mohawk violinists.

Ahead of her performance at the Phoenix Holiday Luncheon, Heather Rankin drops by to sing us a holiday tune.

When grilled about the Phoenix pay system in Question Period on Friday, Liberals blamed the previous Harper government for problems with the system, before defending their handling of the resulting mess.

Two very different movies hit theatres this weekend. Sam Elliott talks working with Lady Gaga in Bradley Cooper’s directorial debut “A Star Is Born”, while John C. Reilly talks getting down and dirty – literally – in his western “The Sisters Brothers” with Joaquin Phoenix and Jake Gyllenhaal.