CAVlasništvo i klasifikacija
Osnovano: 1974
Vlasništvo
Global News je novinski odjel Global Television Network-a, koji je pokrenut u južnom Ontariu 1974. godine. U vlasništvu je Corus Entertainment Inc., kanadske medijske tvrtke u kojoj otprilike 80% glasova drži obitelj pokojnog J.R. (Jim) Shaw-a.
Financiranje
Komercijalno financiran putem televizije i digitalnog oglašavanja i prihoda od prenosa / pretplate.
Pripadnost i usmjerenje
Global News je u privatnom/komercijalnom vlasništvu preko Corus Entertainmenta (kontrola obitelji Shaw) bez partijskog ili državnog vlasništva, što ga čini INDEPENDENTnim.
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83/100
Objektivnost
480
Članci
480
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Nedavno izvještavanje
Sentencing hearing today for women who killed foster son and abused his sibling
Two women from Burlington, Ontario, Becky Hamber and Brandy Cooney, are undergoing a sentencing hearing after being convicted of first-degree murder and other charges related to the abuse and death of two Indigenous boys in their care. The pair were found guilty in early May 2026 of killing a 12-year-old boy they were attempting to adopt and of unlawfully confining and abusing his younger sibling. The older boy, who was severely underweight, died in the basement of their home in 2022. His younger brother, who survived, was removed by child welfare services and testified during the trial about enduring years of physical and emotional abuse, including being locked in his room for extended periods and denied food. Court documents revealed the boy described being forced to wear a wetsuit secured with zip ties, causing severe injuries to his feet. In his written ruling, Justice Clayton Conlan stated that Hamber and Cooney harbored hatred and resentment toward the children for not meeting their expectations. The defendants' legal team argued that they did not intend to harm the children, who they claimed had behavioral challenges.
‘Unpredictable’ South Saskatchewan River prompts warning in Saskatoon
A flood warning has been issued for the South Saskatchewan River in Saskatoon due to increased water flow caused by heavy rainfall in Alberta. The Saskatchewan Water Security Agency announced plans to increase outflows from the Gardiner Dam and operate the spillway at Lake Diefenbaker from July 3 to July 25. These measures are expected to raise water levels and increase the speed of the river from downstream of the dam to Saskatoon. As a result, the city has warned against recreational activities like fishing, swimming, and boating, citing dangerous conditions including unpredictable currents, unstable riverbeds, and hidden hazards such as floating debris and broken concrete. Public boat launches and river access points are being closed, while emergency procedures for assisting individuals in distress have been outlined. Despite these risks, the city assures that water services will remain unaffected and that bridges and construction projects are not expected to face significant challenges.
Norovirus outbreak on Princess cruise affects more than 120 passengers
A norovirus outbreak affected over 120 passengers and crew members aboard the Ruby Princess cruise ship during a voyage from June 12 to July 2 from San Francisco to Canada and Alaska, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). The CDC reported that 102 passengers and 23 crew members became ill. In response, Princess Cruises implemented increased cleaning and disinfection measures as part of its outbreak prevention plan. The Vessel Sanitation Program (VSP), managed by the CDC, is monitoring the situation and reviewing the ship's sanitation procedures. This follows several other norovirus outbreaks on cruise ships in 2026, including incidents involving the Lindblad Expeditions' National Geographic Sea Bird and the Caribbean Princess. Norovirus is highly contagious and spreads easily in confined spaces like cruise ships.
Ottawa police rescue woman held hostage for more than 14 hours
On July 3, 2026, Ottawa police concluded a 14-hour hostage situation in a downtown neighborhood after a tactical unit intervened. The incident began when officers responded to reports of a woman being held hostage in a home on Finlayson Crescent. Negotiations lasted over 14 hours before police entered the residence and rescued the woman, who was physically unharmed and received medical support. The male suspect was arrested and treated for non-life-threatening injuries, with charges pending. The Special Investigations Unit was informed due to a police firearm being fired during the operation. The case remains under investigation.
Meet Neil, the 1-ton seal going viral for destroying cars in Australia
The article discusses Neil, a 1-ton elephant seal in Tasmania, Australia, who has become a viral sensation due to his destructive behavior toward local infrastructure. Weighing as much as a small car, Neil has caused damage to traffic bollards, signs, and fences during his annual land visit. His actions have led to disruptions in local communities, with some viewing him as an 'anti-authoritarian hero' on social media platforms like TikTok. Experts explain that Neil's behavior is typical for juvenile males preparing for dominance displays, though officials express concerns about the risks of increased human interaction and the potential negative impact of his growing online fame.
Police search for teenager in Toronto armed with knife after assault
Toronto police are searching for a teenager suspected of wielding a knife during an assault in the early hours of Friday morning. The incident occurred around 5:40 a.m. on Ellesmere Road and Morningside Avenue, where officers responded to reports of an assault in a park. The suspect, described as possibly a teenager and approximately five feet seven inches tall, was armed with a knife. The victim sustained serious but non-life-threatening injuries and was hospitalized. Authorities have not yet identified the suspect or confirmed any arrests.
GTA home sales continue to rise in June with board predicting price growth possible
In June 2026, the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) saw a 9.4 percent increase in home sales compared to the same period in 2025, with 6,770 homes sold. Sales also rose 1.4 percent from May on a seasonally adjusted basis. However, new listings declined by 12.9 percent, bringing the total number of active listings to 27,329. The average selling price dropped 3.9 percent year-over-year to $1,058,658, while the composite benchmark price fell 5.4 percent. TRREB President Daniel Steinfeld noted improved activity in the second quarter and predicted increased transaction volume and buyer competition in the coming months, which could lead to price increases.
Olimpijaci mijenjaju skije i klizaljke za šešire i čizme u Calgaryju
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Calgary čovjek osuđen za Glenmore Trail nesreću, 2. oštećen vožnja sudara
Kane Anignostis Burrows, 20-godišnjak iz Calgaryja, osuđen je na četiri i pol godine u saveznom zatvoru zbog smrtonosne nesreće na Glenmore Trail u prosincu 2024. Također je dobio šest mjeseci za drugu nesreću u kolovozu 2025. tijekom koje je oštetio sedam parkiranih vozila.
Najmanje 2 tornada prijavljena u Saskatchewanu: Environment Canada
Dana 3. srpnja 2026. u Saskatchewanu u Kanadi zabilježeni su najmanje dva tornada, nakon niza oluja. Environment Canada je potvrdio izvještaje o tornadu u blizini Kindersleya i Denzila, prvi se dogodio oko 15:30 i drugi oko 17:30. Meteorolog Brad Vrolijk opisao je oluje kao da imaju različite obrasce, s jednom grupom koja se brzo kreće, a druga se zadržava u području Kindersleya. Iako nije bilo potvrđenih šteta od potencijalnog tornada u blizini Colevillea, video snimci sugeriraju da je tornado dotaknuo zemlju.
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West Kelowna council officially opposes overhead BC Hydro transmission lines
The West Kelowna city council has unanimously opposed BC Hydro's plan to construct overhead transmission lines as part of a new power infrastructure project, preferring an underground installation. The decision follows growing concerns from residents, businesses, and helicopter operators about the visual and operational impacts of overhead lines, including potential interference with aerial operations and the aesthetic disruption of the community. These concerns were heightened by recent wildfires in the region, during which helicopters played a critical role in firefighting. City officials note that while BC Hydro has engaged in discussions with affected parties, the council aims to formally communicate its stance to both the utility and regulatory authorities, emphasizing the desire to preserve the community's quality of life.
McAllister back in CFL groove with big returns
Tyreik McAllister, a return specialist for the Calgary Stampeders, has returned to form with two consecutive return touchdowns in the Canadian Football League (CFL). The 28-year-old made headlines with a 90-yard punt return in a recent game against the B.C. Lions, contributing significantly to Calgary's first win of the season. McAllister previously played for the Hamilton Tiger-Cats in 2023, where he excelled in all-purpose yards and kickoff return averages. After a stint with the NFL's Las Vegas Raiders and the United Football League's Columbus Aviators, he re-signed with the Stampeders, who had struggled with return yardage the previous season. His performance has impressed Stampeders' head coach Dave Dickenson, who noted McAllister's strong return to form despite limited playing time in recent leagues.
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