Naomi Barghiel

Digital Broadcast Journalist

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• Canadians to receive first carbon pricing rebate of 2024. Here’s how much you could get

  The rebate, also called the Climate Action Incentive payment, will be applied to people living in provinces where the federal carbon tax is applied starting Monday. 

  Canada

  Jan 15
• Canada’s health care crunch has become ‘horrific and inhumane,’ doctors warn

  ER doctors say this season is the worst they’ve ever seen, and are now calling for real action to fix the crisis plaguing Canada’s healthcare system.

  Canada

  Jan 14
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• Worried about AI? How to build skills for your next resume

  As more recruiters add a variety of AI skills to their job listings, there are a number of simple ways to ensure you check those boxes and make yourself stand out.

  Tech

  Jan 14
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• IKEA recalls 10K portable chargers due to burn, shock hazard

  IKEA says it has received 17 reports globally of damaged or broken power cables, some of which led to burning or shocking customers. 

  Health

  Jan 11
• Canadian airlines say they don’t operate aircraft model involved in Alaska Airlines incident

  The Minister of Transport’s office confirmed with Global News Saturday that Canadians operators are not at all implicated with the Alaska Airlines incident. 

  Canada

  Jan 6
• Starbucks now allowing use of personal cups for mobile orders, drive-thrus

  Effective Jan. 3, 2024, Starbucks is allowing customers to bring their own personal cups to mobile orders and drive-thrus in Canada and the U.S.

  Consumer

  Jan 4
• What’s open and closed in Canada on New Year’s Day 2024

  Your guide to what stores, services and activities are open on New Year's Day, 2024.

  Canada

  Dec 31, 2023
• How long are leftovers good for? Your guide to safe holiday nibbling

  A slew of foodborne illnesses this year may have Canadians wondering how long their holiday leftovers can stay in the fridge. Here's what to know.

  Canada

  Dec 25, 2023
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• Commercial ships can safely pass through the Red Sea again: ‘Most welcome news’

  Maersk said Sunday that it has received confirmation that Operation Prosperity Guardian (OPG) has been set up and deployed, allowing commerce to safely pass through the Red Sea.

  Economy

  Dec 24, 2023
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• ADHD medication recalled for containing higher-strength tablets than labelled

  Some bottles of JAMP Guanfacine extended release (XR) one-milligram tablets were found to contain four-milligram tablets, according to a recall notice.

  Canada

  Dec 15, 2023
• Zoning, building codes may hamper Ottawa’s housing catalogue: experts

  The federal government has a new plan to release a set of blueprints that can cut down on red tape and see housing built quickly across the country, if everyone will get on board.

  Canada

  Dec 14, 2023
• Canadian pet rescues ‘begging for help’ amid high costs of care

  One Alberta rescue agency says pets are being left on their front door as owners struggle to pay for the costs of pet care.

  Money

  Dec 9, 2023
• Google has launched its ‘most capable’ AI yet. What we know about Gemini

  Tech expert Carmi Levy says Google has "leapfrogged" OpenAI, meaning Gemini is likely smarter than ChatGPT. But will Canadians be able to use it?

  Canada

  Dec 7, 2023
• Canada, G7 banning direct import of Russian diamonds

  The announcement comes after G7 leaders announced a commitment to reduce Russia's revenue from the export of non-industrial diamonds mined, processed or produced in the country.

  Canada

  Dec 6, 2023
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• Fast fashion or sustainability? Canadians likely to face dilemma this holiday season

  One retail analyst told Global News he predicts that Canadians' tight budget this holiday season will lead to an over-consumption of fast fashion over more sustainable options.

  Canada

  Dec 3, 2023
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• These are the Canadians most likely to have a hybrid work arrangement: StatCan

  The share of workers with hybrid arrangements has more than tripled since January 2022, Statistics Canada said in its November jobs report Friday.

  Canada

  Dec 1, 2023
• Should you turn off Apple’s new NameDrop feature? Experts weigh in

  A number of U.S. police departments shared privacy concerns on social media, saying Apple's NameDrop feature should be disabled on children's devices.

  Canada

  Nov 29, 2023
• PMO announces new staff for branding and marketing as Liberal minority slumps in polls

  Max Valiquette will work alongside PMO director of communications Vanessa Hage-Moussa, and Ann-Clara Vaillancourt.

  Canada

  Nov 25, 2023
• Gifting your kid tech this season? How to safely introduce them to the digital world

  Smart devices are likely a popular gift this season as social media use among kids remains prominent, but how should parents navigate introducing their child to the digital world?

  Consumer

  Nov 24, 2023
• Rainbow Bridge explosion was ‘horrific accident,’ not terrorism: NY governor

  Two people were killed in the explosion and a U.S. Customs and Border Protection official was injured, New York Gov. Kathy Hochul said: "Nothing is left but the engine."

  Canada

  Nov 22, 2023
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• Fresh-cut fruit brands recalled in multiple provinces for salmonella risk

  CFIA’s recall notice covers several brands that were sold in B.C., Alberta and Manitoba, and possibly other provinces and territories.

  Canada

  Nov 19, 2023
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• Will the Rogers Sugar strike affect holiday baking plans? Here’s what to know

  Some small businesses and sweet-treat makers across Western Canada say they are having trouble getting enough of one key ingredient right before the holiday season: sugar.

  Canada

  Nov 17, 2023
• Many Canadians still paying off last year’s holiday debt. How to stay on budget this season

  Half of Canadians who shopped during the holidays last year incurred credit card debt, according to a new survey by NerdWallet Canada.

  Money

  Nov 16, 2023
• Canada appoints new ambassador to Russia amid strained relations

  Sarah Taylor is replacing Canada's current ambassador to Russia. The change comes as relations between Canada and Russia remain frosty.

  Canada

  Nov 15, 2023
• Canada is testing its emergency alert systems. When will yours happen?

  The national public alerting system aims to ensure Canadians know when to take action for safety in case of an emergency, and multiple provinces are testing.

  Canada

  Nov 15, 2023