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Planning for retirement can be intimidating with so many options available, but starting small can have a big impact without requiring a big commitment. Personal Finance Expert Rubina Ahmed-Haq joins Miranda Anthistle to discuss small moves that can help you retire early.

Ontario Premier Doug Ford faced a number of questions on now former MPP Stan Cho’s spending of taxpayer dollars calling it “totally unacceptable,” and saying that Cho has paid back the money. Pressed further about Cho’s spending of Conservative Party donor money on his own lavish lifestyle, Ford said “everything was unacceptable if you don’t...

Julie Forget, Manager for Communications & Media Relations with Calgary Stampede joins Global News Morning, to talk about saving money at the Calgary Stampede by taking advantage of value days and more.

Four cocktails for a warm summer weekend. Honey Salt Restaurant Manager, Eddie Williams joins Jennifer Palma to make summer cocktails.

Metro Vancouver property taxes are due this week and you may be wondering how municipalities are spending that money. Global News is taking a closer look at just how much some civic politicians are getting paid, and for some mayors, it’s well into the six figures. Catherine Urquhart has more on what we’ve learned from...

Artists and groups across Calgary put the finishing touches on the floats that will take part in Friday morning’s Stampede Parade. Craig Momney reports.

The CAQ government is facing scathing criticism for taking significant risks with taxpayer money as it invested more than $2 billion in the electric battery industry. Hundreds of millions of dollars in public funds were lost when companies like Northvolt went belly up. Quebec’s auditor general has just revealed a new report into the fiasco....

Summertime is perfect for outdoor get-togethers, and the good news is that you can make your visitors feel special without investing a lot of time or money. For your upcoming summer gathering, our Susie Wall joins us with easy and fashionable shortcuts. What do you have planned? Remember that you can still scan the QR...

Tom Holland has officially acknowledged his marriage to Zendaya! In an interview with Esquire, The ‘Spider-Man’ star was questioned over the fictitious AI images that went viral showing the two celebrities getting married in Italy with their friends and relatives present…and that’s when he had let the cat out of the bag. Also: summer is...

June 2 marks World Eating Disorders Action Day and one Winnipegger is taking action to raise money for local supports. Global’s Teagan Rasche has more.

Dozens of students ride up with their helmets and bikes to take part in the weekly Bike Bus aimed at improving physical activity as well as bike education and safety in SE Calgary. Craig Momney reports.

Red heels stopped traffic in downtown Peterborough on Friday afternoon (May 22). A large crowd gathered to take part in the annual “Walk A Mile in Their Shoes” event, raising money and building awareness around gender-based violence. Marc Woodhouse takes us along for the march:

Red Deer RCMP arrested two teens who are now facing assault charges after allegedly beating up a 14-year-old girl. As Craig Momney explains, the attack was recorded and shared on social media.

Making a safe bet with your money and getting a weekly prize for it. A new Montreal based savings App is helping University students make a game out of growing their saving account. Lodavo co-founder and CEO Benjamin Thomas breakdowns how it works with Global News Morning host Brayden Jagger Haines.

The federal government is putting up $145 million to help pay for security for the FIFA World Cup. We’ll take a look at how much of that money is for Toronto. Also, York Regional Police are issuing a warning to parents after arresting a man on human trafficking and child luring charges. Plus, the Ontario...

Edmonton city councillor Mike Elliott is open to revisiting the conversation of adding fare gates at some LRT stations, saying it could help with safety concerns and boost revenue. Gates Guarin has more on the concerns, and what advocates are wanting to see money be put towards.

Police say a new technique to blast phone users with texts aimed at stealing money has come to Canada. Three men were arrested and face fraud charges. Police say they used mobile ‘SMS blasters’ to send hundreds of thousands of texts directly to recipients overriding cellular network connections. Sean O’Shea reports.

After months of back and forth, Calgary will be getting another instalment of federal housing money after the repeal of citywide rezoning. The Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation had warned a repeal could make the city non-compliant in its agreement, which put the funding at risk. Adam MacVicar explains.

This week on Building Bright Futures, Fawwaz Muhammad-Yusuf speaks with a Queen’s University student who will be cycling 1300 kilometers to Quebec City to raise money for the people in Kingston facing homelessness.

A man in PEI is arrested and charged with murder, half a year after his girlfriend went missing in Edmonton. Inner city community leaders approve councillors approving a new tax subclass taking aim at derelict commercial properties. The Inglewood Community League is suing its former treasurer over hundreds of thousands in missing money.