Trade talks, changing clocks and a Calgary moose fill Global's week
Carney's brief trade answer is the most watched new upload, while a wide-ranging Lorne Doerkson interview gathers momentum.
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Canada not near trade deal with US before midterms, Carney said
Mark Carney takes less than a minute to give reporters his answer: Canada wants the right trade deal, not simply a deal before the U.S. midterms. That hallway exchange is Global News' most watched new upload of a busy week, drawing roughly 230,000 views.
Asked why Canada would entertain an agreement before the vote, Carney smiles at the question's framing before returning to the terms. "We're not at that position right now," he says, then walks away.
Across 65 uploads, the channel's Canadian coverage moves from that short answer to much longer political conversations. Premier-designate Lorne Doerkson's interview with Ben O'Hara-Byrne covers tax relief, British Columbia's finances, pipelines, ferries and assembling a cabinet. It is currently attracting views faster than any other video on the channel.
There is practical news between the political interviews, too. Heather Yourex-West examines how permanent daylight time complicates sporting events, business and border crossings as different parts of Canada abandon seasonal clock changes. That report is also among the channel's busiest videos right now. Bella Finn, meanwhile, has a less procedural disruption to cover: a moose crashing through a Calgary office window.
Global added about 10,000 subscribers over seven days, though its current daily viewing pace is less than half its usual level. Among nearby broadcasters, NowThis Impact had a particularly large week for views, while PBS NewsHour and Reuters are currently running above their usual daily pace. Global's own momentum is concentrated in Canadian questions, from what an incoming provincial government will do to whether neighboring jurisdictions will keep the same time.
Canada’s prime minister and Liberal Party leader since 2025. He previously headed the Bank of Canada and the Bank of England.
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- Channel
- Global News
- Subscribers
- 4,930,000 ▲ 10,000 this week
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 10,375,059
- Videos published this week
- 65
- Video published
- October 28, 2026
- Video views so far
- 229,821
- Views on its first day
- 209,903
The numbers
Here is how Global News' audience and uploads moved over the week.
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Which city had an unexpected moose visit an office building in Global's coverage?
Bella Finn's report covers a moose crashing through a Calgary office window.