Global National: Oct. 1, 2022 | Mahsa Amini's death in Iran brings worldwide solidarity
On this episode of Global National. There has been outrage like this several times over the past 40 years, but protesters hope this time is different. Tom Vernon has more.In the U.S., hurricane Ian has been downgraded, but the death toll is rising there as it makes its way across the Carolinas.
The search for survivors intensifies among the ruins of Florida’s flooded homes. Officials are assessing the damage of what’s being called one of the strongest and costliest hurricanes to hit the U.S. As Jennifer Johnson reports, it’s pushing its way further north.Just as he did in Crimea eight years ago, Vladimir Putin is seeking to redraw the map of Ukraine behind the barrel of a gun.
The West Block" host Mercedes Stephenson speaks with Bill Browder, head of the Global Magnitsky Justice Campaign and one of Putin’s fiercest critics.Canada’s healthcare system has been making headlines for months now. While federal and provincial politicians say fixing this is a priority, as Jamie Mauracher reports, there are no immediate plans for a fix.The pandemic led many people to reassess their priorities in life, especially when it comes to starting a family. As Sophie Lui found out for The New Reality, the face of the family dynamic is changing, helping people conceive and raise children without the expectations or delays of romance or marriage.A piece of advice that was widely ignored a century ago is now getting the recognition it deserves.
One hundred years ago, an Ontario doctor blew the whistle about the atrocities of residential schools, calling them “a national crime.” Now, he’s being honoured at the Ottawa publishing house that released his work.
Global National: Oct. 2, 2022 | Ukraine leads successful counteroffensive as Russia loses ground
Just 48 hours after Russian President Vladimir Putin stood in front of a crowd at the Kremlin formalizing the illegal annexation of regions in Ukraine, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said the symbolic eastern town of Lyman has been cleared of Russian troops. Located in Donesk, Lyman is one of four regions that Putin proclaimed to be part of Russia on Friday. President Joe Biden is visiting Puerto Rico and Florida this week to witness the massive destruction caused by recent hurricanes.
In Florida, the death toll has risen to 47 in the wake of Hurricane Ian — one of the strongest storms to ever hit the country. As Jennifer Johnson reports, evacuation efforts continue for survivors cut off on Florida's barrier islands.Over in Canada, Quebecers go to the polls on Monday. Politicians in that province have been out campaigning for 36 days.
Tomorrow voters will have their say. As Mike Armstrong explains, the battle in this race appears to be over who finishes second.It's no secret that finding a family doctor these days can be frustrating. But since the start of the pandemic, retaining one is also proving difficult for many Canadians, with a rising number of professionals leaving the practice.
And as Caryn Lieberman explains, the worrying impact of this shortage isn't only on the patient — it's also on the system.In Montreal, the start of the school year has become problematic for many students — before they even set foot in class. School buses are often getting cancelled last minute, due to a shortage of drivers. James Bond's Aston Martin DB5 can do just about anything, from firing gatling guns to being fitted with its own ejection seat.
man has been on a mission to create a perfect replica of the vehicle — right down to the 007 agent's gadgets.
Global National: Sept. 9, 2022 | King Charles mourns his mother Queen Elizabeth in 1st speech
A day after the death of Queen Elizabeth II, her son King Charles III has made his first public address. Redmond Shannon looks at how they're paying tribute to Her Majesty, what the late monarch means to them and how they're honouring their new sovereign.Queen Elizabeth's passing also sets in motion a series of meticulously planned protocols and events across Britain and throughout the Commonwealth — including Canada — to honour the monarch. Eric Sorensen breaks down what Operation London Bridge entails.With King Charles now at the helm of the United Kingdom and the Commonwealth, questions are being raised about what this change means.
Global National's Dawna Friesen speaks with Canadian historian and Oxford University emeritus professor Margaret MacMillan on what that transition means for the monarchy's future and Canadians.And during her 22 visits to Canada over the past seven decades, Queen Elizabeth met countless Canadians from all walks of life.
Global National: Sept. 5, 2022 | 1 suspect dead as Saskatchewan communities grieve stabbing victims
While one suspect is already dead, the Saskatchewan communities of Weldon and the James Smith Cree Nation are still coming to grips with a stabbing spree that left 10 people dead. Mercedes Stephenson explains the tactics law enforcement are using to ensure all bases are covered.The Saskatchewan RCMP's swift response and updates to the public are also a stark contrast to what happened in the 2020 Nova Scotia massacre. Ross Lord explains the lessons learned after the Portapique shooting drew intense scrutiny on the police force.
Plus, former British foreign secretary Liz Truss has won the leadership race for the governing Conservative Party, meaning she is about to become prime minister.
Global National: Sept. 3, 2022 | Floods continue to ravage Pakistan as California deals with drought
The catastrophic effects of climate change are on full display tonight on opposite sides of the globe. In Pakistan, more than 33 million people are affected by devastating floods, while in California, the state already in a deep drought, heads into the worst of its fire season. As Jennifer Johnson reports, some residents are literally fleeing for their lives.In Pakistan, a flooding crisis of unimaginable proportions continues to unfold.
The United Nations says record monsoon rains have caused more than 1,200 deaths and the situation is expected to get worse. The World Health Organization estimates more than 6.4 million people are in dire need of humanitarian aid. With infrastructure heavily damaged in parts of the country, Pakistani officials are pleading for help from the international community.
Brittany Rosen reports on how some Canadians are stepping up.With millions of Pakistanis struggling, climate change experts say the world should be on high alert. As Kam Ravazi explains, similar events are happening more frequently in our own backyard.The biggest oil sands producers in the country say they’re feeling hopeful after meetings with the deputy prime minister this week. It’s asking for tens of billions of federal dollars to build a carbon capture and storage operation in Alberta.
It was once an uncommon arrangement between family, friends and even strangers pooling their money to buy a home. As Anne Gaviola explains, it’s seeing a surge in popularity.It’s an epidemic many Canadians would rather ignore. Since 2016, more than 29,000 people have died as a result of drug toxicity.
As Rachel Gilmore reports, advocates on the front lines of this epidemic are again pushing for more awareness, hoping it will save lives.One incredible journey has come to an end for one of the world’s biggest sports stars. Tennis icon Serena Williams has played what is likely her last professional match.
Rep. Raskin: 'The Whole Country Should Be Alarmed About Where The GOP Is Today'
Ginni Thomas, the wife of Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas, testified to the House Select Committee investigating January 6th. She told the panel that she still believes the 2020 election was stolen from Donald Trump. Jamie Raskin says, “that’s a remarkable thing for anyone to say, much less someone who’s married to a Supreme Court Justice.” He added that “the whole country should be alarmed about where the GOP is today.” Rep.
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Global National: Sept. 30, 2022 | National Day for Truth and Reconciliation honoured across Canada
Special events took place in Canada's capital to mark Canada’s second annual National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. As Redmond Shannon reports, these events mark further escalation in the conflict.In the U.S., Hurricane Ian has made its second landfall, this time in South Carolina. But there is still major flooding and extensive damage.
More than two hundred thousand people are without power and the storm is barrelling north with the threat of more high winds and powerful storm surges. Even for those spared a direct hit, the ripple effect on supply chains may still be felt. Anne Gaviola explains.Twice a week, a healing circle is put on by the Warriors Against Violence Society.
The support isn't for victims of violence, but for the ones who offend. program is designed to help Indigenous people disconnected from their communities to return home. It was created by a woman who was adopted at an early age, and wasn't able to confirm she was indigenous until she was an adult.
Masih Alinejad: ‘A Little Bit Of Hair’ Is The Reason Amini Was Murdered By Morality Police
Mahsa Amini was not even unveiled. A little bit of her hair was visible. A bit of hair, actually, is the reason that Mahsa was murdered by morality police,” says Alinejad.
“This is like the Berlin Wall. If we cut this wall down, then the Islamic Republic won't exist. That is why it's different because clearly Iranian women are chanting against the dictators and that scares the regime.
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Global National: Sept. 16, 2022 | Ukrainian mass graves discovered in Izium amid Russian invasion
On this episode of Global National. An investigation is underway into a disturbing discovery in Ukraine. Local authorities say they have found hundreds of graves in an area recently retaken from Russia.
The mass burial site is in a forest just outside of Izium, which was invaded in the early days of the war and used by Russia as a key military hub. Crystal Goomansingh explains.Over this past week, dozens of migrants boarded planes and buses to the wealthy Democratic strongholds of D.C. Jackson Proskow reports.New Ipsos polling for Global News revealed how Canadians feel about the future of the monarchy, and key members of the Royal Family.
Much of this data has been used to track how the attitudes of Canadians have shifted over time.And finally, what's it like to perform for royalty. Claire Jones is a Welsh musician who first struck a chord with the Royal Family back in 2007, and had been chosen as Charles' official harpist while he was still a prince. After the queen's death, Jones and her composer husband were asked to write a new song to welcome Charles to Wales for his first visit as King.
Global National: Sept. 29, 2022 | Hurricane Ian leaves path of devastation across Florida
With Category 4 winds and a storm surge of up to four metres, Hurricane Ian inflicted unprecedented destruction through Florida. Jackson Proskow reports from Sarasota on the catastrophic damage, and the struggles of residents and first responders. Ross Lord speaks with some of them about the tough decisions they now face.Days after Fiona uprooted trees and downed power lines in Cape Breton, Nova Scotia, many Mi'kmaw communities there remain without electricity.
Shallima Maharaj looks at how they are trying to support each other in the recovery.Just weeks into her new job, British Prime Minister Liz Truss is facing backlash over her new fiscal policies, which are being blamed for igniting turmoil in the U.K. From a plummeting pound to rising interest rates, Redmond Shannon looks at the widespread impacts, and how Truss is defending her plan.And once a practice banned throughout Canada, Pow Wow celebrations of Indigenous culture are now making a comeback, and in some cases, opening a path for healing. Neetu Garcha spoke to a B.C.
Global National: Sept. 13, 2022 | Queen Elizabeth makes final journey back to Buckingham Palace
Queen Elizabeth's funeral cortège has brought her back to Buckingham Place to spend one final night before she is brought to Westminster Hall, where she will lie in state. Crystal Goomansingh reports on the ceremonies and the emotions of onlookers.As part of his tour of the United Kingdom's four countries, King Charles III and the Queen Consort Camilla have visited Northern Ireland, where they were greeted by enthusiastic supporters. But the nation's status as part of Britain's union is deeply contentious.
Redmond Shannon explains how the new king's trip is a reminder of how far Northern Ireland has come.Ahead of Queen Elizabeth's state funeral on September 19, Ottawa has now also declared the day will be a federal holiday, allowing government workers to take the day off. In other words, it won't be a holiday for every Canadian. Eric Sorensen explains why, and the impact on the country's economy.In an effort to curb inflation, the Canadian government has also announced a plan worth more than $4.5 billion to help Canadians cope with the soaring cost of living.
Andrew Hong and mechanic shop owner Shakeel Ashraf dead. Mike Drolet explains what's known so far, and how the victims are being remembered.The Queen will lie in state at London's Westminster Hall for several days, where the public will be able to say their farewells to the late monarch ahead of her state funeral.
Global National: Sept. 12, 2022 | Thousands line up in Edinburgh to pay respects to the queen
Thousands have gathered in the streets of Edinburgh, Scotland, and flowed into St. Giles' Cathedral, where they paid their respects to Queen Elizabeth II, whose body is lying in state before it is taken to London for her state funeral. Crystal Goomansingh looks at the vigil and processions, and the emotions of the many people bidding a final farewell to Her Majesty.
Russian occupiers are pulling out of Ukraine's Kharkiv region, as a swift counteroffensive reclaims significant parts of the country. Eric Sorensen looks at the celebrations, what this demonstrates to Ukraine's allies and what this could mean for Russian President Vladimir Putin.Two victims — including a Toronto police officer — have been shot and killed in Mississauga, Ont., in a possible carjacking incident. A suspect is also dead.
Brittany Rosen has more on what police know so far.The federal Conservatives now believe they are in a position to defeat the Justin Trudeau Liberals in the next election. David Akin looks at what Pierre Poilievre is promising, while Abigail Bimman explains how Trudeau is taking aim at the new opposition leader. Arbiter has direct experience of what it's like to work at Buckingham Palace during a crisis.
Global National's Dawna Friesen speaks with Arbiter about the Queen's death, and how King Charles has handled the monarchy's transition.And Queen Elizabeth's face has long graced the currency of Commonwealth countries, including Canada. So what will happen to our cash and stamps now that she's died. Jeff Semple explains what will change with your change.
Global National: Sept. 8, 2022 | End of 2nd Elizabethan era leaves world in grief
The modern Elizabethan era is over, and the world is mourning. Queen Elizabeth II, the longest reigning monarch in history, has died at the age of 96. In tonight's episode of Global National, we'll have the emotional reactions from London and around the world.
With crowds of people laying down flowers and surrounding Buckingham Palace late into the night, the British are finding solace in the community. Across the pond, dignitaries such as Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and former prime minister Jean Chrétien, shared their fond memories of Her Majesty in light of the news. David Akin takes a look.
Plus, the legacy she left behind, and how much of her life involved a close connection with Canada. Redmond Shannon reports from London. And what could be in store for the monarchy's future, with King Charles III now at the helm.
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