Global National with Dawna Friesen

Jillian Piper reports on the federal government's lifeline to Canadian steel, aluminum, and copper businesses drowning in U.S. tariffs, as calls grow pleading for help for other struggling industries. David Akin explains how Canada and the European Union are strengthening their trade ties, and Carney's new commitment to Ukraine in the face of Russian aggression. The U.S. and Israel's ceasefire with Iran is being threatened by fresh attacks across the Strait of Hormuz and other parts of the Middle East. Jackson Proskow looks at what both the U.S. and Iran are being accused of as the ceasefire is threatened, and the growing pressure to end the war amid a weakening global economy. Katherine Ward reports on the suspected hantavirus outbreak on a cruise ship carrying about 150 people, including four Canadians. The deaths of three passengers are being linked to the virus. Plus, in a Global News exclusive, Jeff Semple explains why the Chinese government is targeting Shen Yun and the performance dance group celebrating Chinese culture. And some A-listers are skipping this year's Met Gala because of Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos. Touria Izri explains the backlash, and which high-profile names won't be at the New York show.
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Iran presents a proposal to end the war in 30 days -- why U.S. President Donald Trump is unlikely to accept it. Plus, a look back to the devastating fires in Fort McMurray, Alberta, a decade later. And the mysterious murder of a Montreal police officer that remains unsolved after 30 years.
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The U.S. president vows to pull thousands of troops out of Germany, after the country's chancellor slams the war with Iran. Plus, discount airline Spirit ceases operations, leaving customers on both sides of the border scrambling. And the dangerous ripple effects as B.C. loses more of its glaciers to climate change.
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A Calgary father is accused of murdering his two young children. As Coleen Christie explains, the victims' bodies were found in the man's vehicle yesterday morning. As blockades remain at the Strait of Hormuz, Heidi Petracek reports on gas prices soaring to near record levels, and Heather Yourex-West explains why U.S. President Donald Trump says he doesn't need congressional approval to continue his war on Iran. Jillian Piper reports on Ottawa's new move meant to protecting passengers while punishing airlines that keep breaking the rules. As the investigation into the online posting of the Alberta voter list continues, Jasmine King tells you what Elections Alberta says happened and when, and why one woman is disputing that timeline. Plus, World Cup woes: Eric Sorensen looks at who wins when international sport is mixed with international politics. And Banksy strikes again: Redmond Shannon tells you about the elusive street artist's newest masterpiece that has London buzzing.
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The personal information of millions of Alberta voters has been made public. Bianca Millions reports on the list that was allegedly obtained illegally before it was posted online for all to see. Mackenzie Gray reports on U.S. President Donald Trump authorizing a proposed pipeline that would revive parts of the Keystone XL pipeline, after previously saying the U.S. doesn't need Canadian oil. Heather Yourex-West reports on the growing global toll of the standoff in the Strait of Hormuz, and the dire warning from the United Nations about an impending humanitarian crisis. David Akin explains how Canada has been selected to host a multinational defence bank, aimed at lowering the cost of financing major military purchases. David also looks at why some MPs are resigning, and what that might mean for Prime Minister Mark Carney's recently secured majority government. Jillian Piper explains why the feds plan to launch a new police agency to investigate financial crimes. Redmond Shannon reports on British Prime Minister Keir Starmer's promise to crack down on antisemitism, after two Jewish men in London were stabbed. Mike Armstrong explains why a Quebec artist's artwork is being removed from the heart of San Francisco, and the fight to save it. Jeff Semple explains why Vancouver may be in danger of losing a sporting team. And Eric Sorensen looks at how the Toronto Tempo took to the court for the first time for a preseason game, and how the team is hoping to inspire a new generation of basketball players.
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