Global News published a report alleging that MP Han Dong had privately advised a senior Chinese diplomat to delay the release of detained Canadians. The allegations, based on unidentified sources, later led Han Dong to file a lawsuit against Global News (and its parent company, Corus Entertainment) after an Ontario Superior Court found no documented evidence to support the claims. This event raises concerns over the outlet's journalistic practices and its impact on political discourse.

Global News published an investigative report on the partnership between a firm led by Ford's campaign manager and Capitol Counsel, highlighting potential conflicts of interest and preferential government contracting that benefit political insiders. This reporting provides transparency and accountability in political processes.

Global News published an in‐depth report on the final findings of Canada’s foreign interference inquiry, detailing how authoritarian regimes, particularly China, interfered in the democratic process and potentially hindered informed voting. The report covers the inquiry's two-phase investigation, testimonies from high-profile government officials, and outlines possible recommendations to enhance electoral security.

Global News, a leading Canadian news outlet, announced layoffs affecting 35 Unifor members across various locations in Canada as part of a broader restructuring effort to increase operational efficiency amid economic challenges. This move further contributes to ongoing concerns about job losses and the destabilization of the media industry.

Global News published an in‐depth investigation into federal minister Randy Boissonnault's business ties with lobbyist Kirsten Poon, revealing potential conflicts of interest involving undisclosed business connections and lobbying activities that may undermine public accountability. The report highlights issues of transparency and ethical standards in political appointments and government contract awarding.

Global News published an investigative report alleging that MP Han Dong discussed delaying the release of two Canadians in exchange for political advantage, triggering a legal threat from the MP. The editor-in-chief defended the report citing rigorous journalistic practices and public accountability, underscoring the media’s essential role in exposing potential foreign interference in Canadian politics.

Global News, a flagship news division of Corus Entertainment, executed another round of layoffs that have left experienced journalists, including high-profile reporters like Rachel Gilmore, without jobs. The decision has raised concerns about the erosion of press freedom and worker rights, with unions warning that cutting journalism jobs endangers democracy.

Global News journalists were laid off by parent company Corus Entertainment, significantly reducing newsroom capacity. Union Unifor warned that these layoffs undermine the backbone of democratic accountability, as journalists play a crucial role in safeguarding public discourse.

Unifor reports that nearly 70 Global News employees, including camera operators, reporters, anchors, and production staff, have been laid off across Canada. The cuts have led to consolidation of operations, with evening local news in Halifax being shifted to Toronto.