From travel tax credits to dating profile fibs, we cover the big and small incentives shaping our choices in Ontario

Harry Goslin shares why compensation employees remain on the picket line and what’s needed to resolve the impasse

Dr. Amrit Kirpalani from Western explains how artificial intelligence is transforming diagnosis and patient care

Adil Shamji joins us to discuss the risks of privatization and how a recent data breach could impact patients across Ontario

A look at whether reviving Ontario’s staycation tax credit could drive more Canadians to travel locally as cross-border trips get pricier

We compare small-town recruitment tactics here and abroad to see which financial carrots work best

We explore Tinder’s height filter, the etiquette of coupons on a date, and the top fibs people tell on their dating profiles

What happened on this day in history?

We look at calls to scrap Canada’s EV mandates, Diddy’s legal troubles, and whether cities are ready for more heatwaves.

Our panel debates whether Canada’s decision to scrap the digital services tax was smart diplomacy or a sign of weakness to secure a trade deal with the U.S.

CBRE reports London’s downtown office vacancy dropped to 31.4% as national office markets show signs of plateauing

The music mogul was convicted of two prostitution-related offenses while a jury acquitted him of racketeering and sex trafficking allegations

What happened on this day in history?

Hear how Canadian pride is bouncing back, why separatist feelings are growing, and what’s new in cancer care for young adults

After 9 years with the Maple Leafs, Marner is moving to Vegas and bringing his familiar number back to the ice

Ryan Mallough shares how Canada is making progress on reducing interprovincial trade hurdles, though challenges still loom

Mark Milke discusses research showing over a third of Albertans now support leaving Canada, rivaling 1970s Quebec separatism

Dr. Marta Wilejto explains how a new LHSC program is guiding patients aged 15 to 39 through cancer treatment and life decisions

Lucan residents are cleaning up after a tornado, while a separate discussion looked at how close Ontario is to achieving its climate change targets

From eating raw onions to pretending your phone is a landline, new TikTok trends are mixing with retro “90’s kid summer” activities

An Ipsos poll for Global News finds Canadian pride is bouncing back, with three-quarters of people avoiding travel to the U.S.

What happened on this day in history?

From fading Elbows Up gear to Wellington closures and the latest Knights NHL draft picks, we cover it all

Murray Faulkner and Roger Caranci debate Canadian unity, cultural exports, and whether Alberta could separate

A CFIB survey reveals nearly 40% of small businesses report more customers are buying Canadian-made goods