Global National: Nov. 10, 2024 | Canada honours legendary Murray Sinclair with emotional memorial
High-profile Canadian political figures and Indigenous leaders gathered in Winnipeg on Sunday to pay their respects to the late Murray Sinclair at his public memorial service, following his death at the age of 73. As Iris Dyck reports, Murray is being remembered as a vanguard who helped the country directly face its dark past — and the Indigenous communities still struggling with it — to carve a new path forward. British Columbia’s health ministry says the first suspected human case of avian influenza has been detected in Canada. A teenager in the province has tested positive for the virus — also called bird flu — which can be fatal. There have been several cases detected in animals, but this is the first time it has crossed over into a human in Canada. Health officials are trying to determine the source of exposure. Darya Zargar has more. Among the top issues in the upcoming Nova Scotia election is the cost of living. Party leaders have made various promises aimed at making life more affordable in the province. Heidi Petracek explains what they're proposing, and why the economy is once again dominating the ballot box. In the U.S., president-elect Donald Trump is cementing his landslide election-win from earlier this week. The latest results show he's now taken the battleground state of Arizona, meaning Trump has swept every key swing state of this election. As Bianca Facchinei reports, it caps off a resounding defeat for Democrats, who are now trying to figure out how to move forward. Plus, Israel Defense Forces (IDF) are hitting Iran-backed Hezbollah militants, pummelling parts of Lebanon on Sunday. There are heightened fears right across the Middle East about how president-elect Donald Trump will deal with Iran and the fighting in the region. Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu revealed he and Trump have already spoken three times since Trump won the presidency, and that the pair see "eye-to-eye" as they seek to strengthen their alliance against Iran. Mackenzie Gray reports. And finally, food banks across the country are dealing with an unprecedented surge in demand. In its recent report, Food Banks Canada said the country marked a grim milestone in 2024, with over 2 million visits in one month alone. Among the provinces seeing an increase was New Brunswick, where organizers in Moncton have reintroduced financial screening of its clients to ensure that the limited food they have is reaching those most in need. Suzanne Lapointe reports. For more info, please go to https://globalnews.ca Subscribe to Global News Channel HERE: http://bit.ly/20fcXDc Like Global News on Facebook HERE: http://bit.ly/255GMJQ Follow Global News on X HERE: http://bit.ly/1Toz8mt Follow Global News on Instagram HERE: https://bit.ly/2QZaZIB #GlobalNews #GlobalNational
