Canada’s Competition Bureau is investigating Lululemon’s advertising after an environmental group said its claims were “false and misleading.”

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2 teens among 3 killed in Fredericton car crash: ‘Parent’s worst nightmare’

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As abortion shapes up to be a key U.S. election issue, the momentum appears to be on one side of the debate — while the other is struggling to find a consistent message.

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Youth accused of stabbing man ‘multiple times’ at Halifax-area home

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WATCH: Here’s a look at what’s coming up on Global News Morning for Tuesday, May 7.

WATCH: We check in with Carly Hominuk with Flow Psychotherapy and Mental Health Services to find out more about a seminar on fostering compassionate youth. Hominuk is one of several speakers taking part in Mental Health Weeks talks with CMHA Nova Scotia Division.

Parents, officials hope to ‘hammer out’ details of N.S. school lunch program

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WATCH: We speak with Dr. David Henderson, medical lead for the Palliative Care Network at Nova Scotia Health, to find out more about National Hospice Palliative Care Week.

WATCH: Liem Vu gives us the weather forecast for the Maritimes.

WATCH: The online edition of Global News Morning with Paul Brothers on Global Halifax.

Halifax firefighters held an awareness event on Saturday to inform residents about methods that could prevent their homes from experiencing significant damage in the case of a wildfire.

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A group of protesters gathered outside a Nova Scotia MLA's office on Friday, as residents demanded changes to legislation that permits the use of fixed-term leases throughout the province.

'People are terrified.'

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Thousands of rail workers have a strike mandate, and job action could take place after May 22 that could effectively grind supply chains to a halt.

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#BREAKING : Foreign interference did not change the outcome of Canada’s 2019 and 2021 federal elections but did “succeed in part” because it eroded public trust.

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Nova Scotia premier criticized for travelling to Spain, U.S. without notifying public

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NEW: Councillor Pam Lovelace announces bid to be mayor of Halifax

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Employment Minister Randy Boissonnault faced heated remarks from Conservative MPs in the House of Commons Thursday about Global News’ reporting into his business activities.

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WATCH: Here’s a look at what’s coming up on Global News Morning for Monday, May 6.

WATCH: We have a laugh with comedian James Mullinger as he gets set to perform two shows this weekend at Yuk Yuk’s Halifax.

WATCH: We check in with Kelly Higginson, Restaurants Canada CEO, to talk about their call to the Nova Scotia government to provide financial aid to restaurants struggling with minimum wage increases.