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In a bold political move, Trudeau has flown to Florida to meet with U.S. president-elect Donald Trump over the proposed 25 per cent tariff. 

Canada Post has been temporarily laying off striking employees; Australia set to ban social media for kids under 16.

Premiers speak out after meeting with Prime Minister Trudeau; plus, Federal government tables its GST holiday bill.

There are growing concerns about the implications of Trump’s tariffs, and a U.S.-brokered Israel-Hezbollah ceasefire is in effect.

U.S. President-elect Donald Trump has threatened 25 per cent tariffs on products from Canada and Trudeau responds to NATO spending calls. 

Two men convicted in international human smuggling operation that left a family from India frozen to death and guilty verdict for 'Freedom Convoy' organizer Pat King.

The Liberal government has announced a new, temporary plan to address the cost of living and the ICC issues warrants for Israel’s PM. 

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced a political shakeup in the Liberal cabinet and the massive bomb cyclone cleanup underway in B.C. 

There are growing calls for Randy Boissonnault to resign; plus, EV battery maker Northvolt considers bankruptcy protection.

Iran’s alleged plot to assassinate Irwin Cotler was foiled; plus, U.S. authorizes Ukraine to use long-range missiles.

Thousands of Taylor Swift fans gathered in Toronto to kick off the Canadian leg of her Eras Tour; plus the Swift impact on the city.

Ottawa orders striking port workers in Montreal and Vancouver back to work; and one of India's most wanted arrested in Ontario.

The economic impact of labour disputes at the country's two biggest shipping ports; and remembering the sacrifices made in serving Canada.

Three men charged in an alleged new plot to assassinate U.S. president-elect Donald Trump; Trudeau revives Canada-U.S. cabinet committee.

Joe Biden spoke for the first time following the election promising a peaceful transition of power; the debate over Alberta's wild horses.

What led to Donald Trump's victory and what it means for Canada; and a hockey player in hot water after losing his cool on a fan.

Polls are set to open across the United States in one of the tightest presidential races in American history; B.C. port workers locked out.

Millions of Americans continue to vote at advance polls amid upcoming election; plus, Taylor Swift’s tour is set to arrive in Canada. 

Kamala Harris and Donald Trump both campaign in key southern swing states as U.S. election nears; Alberta Premier Danielle Smith earns 91 per cent support in the UCP leadership vote; and, B.C.’s Supreme Court approves a buffer zone order for expected protests outside the province’s largest Sikh temple.

Republican candidate Donald Trump has targeted former representative Liz Cheney just days before the U.S. election; millions of dollars worth of stolen vehicles were recovered in a Toronto police probe into vehicle re-vinning schemes; and, everything that's at stake in a potentially paralyzing port strike in Vancouver. 

Heavy downpour triggers deadly flash flooding in Spain; police bust a large drug lab in B.C; plus, dogs compete for best costume.

Quebec has started to accept early requests for medically-assisted death; China, India named biggest cyber threats to Canada.

The RCMP seized thousands of candies laced with cannabis before Halloween; and a N.S. teen has been arrested for threats to schools.

Election day in Saskatchewan as voters head to the polls, and calls for a secret ballot for MPs to vote on Justin Trudeau’s leadership. 

PM Trudeau facing mounting pressure as Bloc's pension deadline approaches; and a Winnipeg man plans to travel to Germany for back surgery.

Israel strikes back at Iran with retaliatory air strikes; Trump and Harris target key battleground states with 10 days until the election.

Israel launches airstrikes on military targets in Iran in retaliation to earlier assaults and, overdose deaths have declined in B.C.

The federal gov’t announced cutbacks on permanent resident targets by at least 20 per cent and new details on a Walmart employee’s death.

PM Trudeau emerged from a Liberal caucus meeting noting the strength of the party and, the Bank of Canada dropped the key interest rate.

Ceremonies mark 10 years since the 2014 shootings on Parliament Hill, and PM Trudeau is expected to be confronted at a Liberal caucus meeting.

The New Brunswick Liberals are projected to form a majority government and, an emergency debate is held in the House of Commons.

A $32-billion proposal to hold cigarette makers to account for hiding the health risks of smoking; one last push on election eve in B.C.; and, a scary spike in the cost of Halloween candy.

A former Canadian Olympian is labelled a fugitive cocaine kingpin; and Israel claims it has killed the mastermind of the October 7 attacks; and, a Minecraft world educates students about a Manitoba First Nation.

Former One Direction member Liam Payne is dead at 31 after a frightening fall in Argentina; PM Justin Trudeau gives explosive testimony; and, a Canadian photographer captures life beneath the surface.

Growing fallout after accusations that India supported violent crimes on Canadian soil; and internal pressure on PM Trudeau to step down; and, a whiz kid from Winnipeg aces the competition.

A stunning claim by the RCMP alleges that several Indian officials are connected to clandestine activities inside Canada;Harris and Trump are taking their fight to Pennsylvania as U.S. election polling shows the race is in a dead heat; and, streaming services are getting more expensive for Canadians.

Police are targeting bad behaviours behind the wheel as distracted driving deaths are up 40 per cent compared to 2023; a Jewish girls' school in Toronto was shot at for the second time this year; and, a new study exposes the potentially dangers ramifications for seniors being over-prescribed medicine. 

The pharmacare bill that was central to a political pact between the Liberals and NDP becomes law; Canada's unemployment rate drops; and, a rare and radiant solar storm dazzles in the southern skies.

Millions are without power after Florida is hit with the second hurricane in two weeks; robbers target a Toronto man in broad daylight; and, one of the greatest tennis players of all time calls it a career.

Hurricane Milton makes landfall in Florida as millions flee from its destructive power; stolen vehicles found for sale at dealerships; and, Canadians offer a helping had to those fleeing from Milton's wrath.

A prominent Canadian professor is awarded the Nobel Prize in Physics; people in Florida race to escape from Hurricane Milton's path; and, a celestial show stretches from Alberta to Ontario.

Thousands gather to mourn at the site of the bloodiest terror attack on Israel; another major storm threatens Florida's Gulf Coast; and, Cissy Houston, mother of the late Whitney Houston, dies at the age of 91.

Former Hedley frontman Jacob Hoggard was acquitted in a high-profile sexual assault case; and an Emily Carr original is found inside a barn.

A Winnipeg Indigenous man walked out of a courthouse a free man after it was found he was wrongfully convicted of murder;the tragic death of a child in Ont. who died after a seemingly harmless interaction with a bat; and, why a protest ignited over Quebec spending $7M to have the L.A. Kings play two games in Quebec City.

Israel has vowed to combat the deep web of Iran’s proxy militants in its battle that continues to grow in the Middle East; the Liberals voted against a Bloc motion which still passed – and how it could put that relationship in peril; and, the story on a remarkable discovery by marine conservationists of a flourishing coral garden off Newfoundland’s coast.

Conflict in the Middle East has seemingly entered its newest escalation after Iran sent a barrage of ballistic missiles to Israel; The Bloc Quebecois wants a seniors pension bill to be passed, but the Liberals may think it's too pricey; and, the NTSB issued a warning saying some Boeing 737 planes could be fitted with dangerous parts.

Tracking Canada’s progress to truth and reconciliation with Indigenous communities; and a look at hurricane devastation in the U.S.

Helene causes destruction across the U.S. while leaving more than 40 dead; plus, Israeli airstrike hits Hezbollah headquarters in Beirut.

Hurricane Helene has grown to a Category 4 storm as it makes landfall in Florida, sending millions seeking shelter; A day after failing to bring down the Liberals, the Conservatives presented a second motion of non-confidence; and, Wayne MacKay, a 87-year-old from N.B., is taking on basketball players a quarter of his age. 

Despite surviving a non-confidence vote by the Conservatives, the Liberals now face a political ultimatum from the Bloc Quebecois;the RCMP in Sask. are being investigated following the death of an Indigenous man; and, taking a look at the future of Canada’s oldest ice rink in a N.S. town referred to as the ‘birthplace of hockey.’

In what could be a devastating strike, costing $35M a day, B.C. grain terminal workers have hit the picket lines over hours and pay; Cineplex was hit with a fine of $39M after it was found to have participated in deceptive marketing practices; and,American musician Johnny Cash has been immortalized through an 8-foot tall bronze statue in the U.S. Capitol. 

Michael Kovrig speaks out for the first time about the grueling 1,019 days he spent in a Chinese prison; and intense fighting between Israel and Hezbollah brings the deadliest attack in Lebanon since 2006.

Disturbing allegations dating back to 35 years are emerging against the late businessman Mohamed Al-Fayed; and several Hezbollah leaders were killed by Israel after heavy air strikes in Lebanon.

Late billionaire and former Harrods owner Mohamed Al-Fayed accused of sexual assault and rape; and sparks fly in the House of Commons.

The Conservatives' intense move to topple the Liberals comes to a halt at the hands of the Bloc Quebecois; and renewed concern for the safety of Canadian leaders.

Music mogul Sean 'Diddy' Combs charged with running an empire of sex crimes; and Liberals lose another longtime red seat in byelection.

Parliament returned in the House as the Conservatives push for a carbon tax election; and new changes to mortgage rules in Canada.

Up in the air as the deadline approaches in the Air Canada labour dispute; and a pop star pleads guilty to impaired driving charges.

Two people are dead, a third injured following an attack at an encampment in Kingston; and, bracing for an Air Canada work stoppage.

Canada's art heist mystery of a world-renowned portrait solved; and the possibility of a premature election call.

Highlights from the first political debate between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris; violent arrest caught on camera in Quebec.

Former Bank of Canada Governor Mark Carney will be joining the Liberal Party as a special adviser; and, air travellers prepare for a possible strike at Air Canada.

A U.S. investigation into an alleged Russian interference campaign has exposed propaganda and attempts to recruit Canadians from Quebec; New data released highlights how much Fentanyl is flowing through Metro Vancouver and other major cities; and, how a Sask. man has a knack for restoring antique machinery to its former glory. 

A U.S. investigation into an alleged Russian interference campaign has exposed propaganda and attempts to recruit Canadians from Quebec. 

A 14-year-old is in custody after a teen was set on fire at school; and a community mourns the loss of an Olympian to femicide.

September 4: In a surprise move, Jagmeet Singh ends the NDP’s deal with the Liberals; deadly gruesome attack in Vancouver.

New reports details the student housing shortage in Canada; and the latest on the diplomatic clash between Canada and China.

Israel’s PM Benjamin Netanyahu remains defiant in the face of political pressure to secure a hostage deal with Hamas; there's a political war waging across Canada as the Liberals, NDP and Conservatives fight for the support of workers; and, a fearless cat named 'Marmalade' was rescued after they were believed to have been shot with a shotgun. 

The Israeli military said the bodies of six hostages were found dumped inside of a tunnel in southern Gaza; there's abuzz in Canada right now as it sees a seasonal surge in wasps; and, on the shores of the Avon river, mother nature has uncovered rich layers of 19th century Maritime history.  

UN agencies and local-health officials have launched a campaign to inoculate the roughly 640,000 children in Gaza against Polio; troubling details on the growing number of violent incidents’ involving Canada’s youth; and, the heartwarming story on the hundreds of donations that helped a young girl from Alta. get a robotic walker. 

NHL hockey star Johnny Gaudreau and his brother Matthew were fatally struck by a driver while in the U.S. for a wedding; troubling new data shows how Canadians are waiting longer to get into and help inside hospital emergency rooms; and,first-time permanent kindergarten teacher Talia Lanzarotta discusses on how she’s preparing to welcome her students.

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre is calling on the NDP to pull out of the Liberal confidence deal to trigger an early federal election; atroubling rise of whooping cough cases across the country have sparked fears as back-to-school kicks off; and, a nine-month-long luxury cruise ship has dropped off 2,500 guests in New Brunswick.

Winnipeg serial killer Jeremy Skibicki has been handed four life sentences for the murder of four Indigenous women; The latest on the apparent lapses in immigration screening which allowed two terror suspects into Canada; and, the story of a farm in Newfoundland and Labrador allowing eager visitors to cuddle with cows.

Advocates say words matter as Ottawa police label death a 'femicide' for the first time. Plus, there is growing concerns over a rare mosquito-borne virus.

The federal government changes the rules for temporary foreign workers and slaps tariffs on Chinese-made electric vehicles. Plus, a former Toronto Blue Jay makes history.

August 24, 2024: The federal labour board has ordered all rail employees back to work; Two astronauts will stay at the ISS nearly eight months longer than expected.

Canada’s rail workers' union is vowing to fight despite federal intervention; and nicotine pouch sales are being moved to pharmacies.

The federal gov’t is intervening in the nationwide rail shutdown; Kamala Harris accepts the nomination for U.S. president at the DNC.

A massive rail strike has halted billions of shipments in Canada; and Tim Walz accepts the nomination for vice-president at the DNC.

Barack Obama works up the DNC crowd with a much-anticipated speech; and Canada’s inflation rate cools to its lowest level in three years.

Biden passes the torch with a passionate speech at the DNC; and residents get a closer look at the wildfire devastation in Jasper.

Thousands are without power after a Montreal water main bursts; Residents of Jasper, Alta., are finally returning home.

Police have charged five people in Matthew Perry's overdose death; Officials say a new mpox variant hasn't been detected in Canada yet.

The WHO declares mpox a global health emergency; a wildfire near a Sask. First Nation community is forcing hundreds to flee.

MPs vote unanimously to probe how terror plot suspect got Canadian citizenship; the UN calls Canada's TFW program 'contemporary slavery.'

Jasper residents will finally allowed to return home; a new study is sounding the alarm on the Ontario health-care staffing shortage.

Paris says goodbye to the Summer Games; remnants from Debby wreak havoc on communities in Que. and Ont.

It was a record-breaking day for Canada at the Paris Games; plus, cleanup efforts underway in Montreal after major downpour.

Canada wins gold, silver and bronze in separate events in Paris; a plane crash in Brazil kills all 61 people on board.

New details in a terror plot against Taylor Swift's Vienna shows; police officers found negligent in a teen hockey player’s 2019 death.

Two ex-NHLers accused in the WJC Team Canada sex assault sign in Russia; Why were allegations against Frank Stronach ignored for a decade?

An alleged victim of Frank Stronach shares her story; Kamala Harris picks Minnesota Governor Tim Walz as her VP.

Water flowing over landslide in B.C.'s Chilcotin River prompt evacuations; Fears of a U.S. recession prompts global stock markets to tumble.

Canada earned three bronze medals at the Paris Games on Friday; plus, a shooting in a Southwestern Ont. town leaves two people dead, including the gunman.

World leaders joined forces to orchestrate a major prisoner swap with Russia; plus, swimmer Summer McIntosh strikes gold again.

A father and son are facing terrorism charges after allegedly plotting a serious attack in Toronto.

The Canadian women's rugby sevens team wins silver at the Paris Olympics; plus, a 17-year-old is arrested after killing three young girls.

Jasper residents who stayed behind to save their town from wildfires speak out; plus, anti-tourism protests are sweeping across Europe.

About one third of the buildings in Jasper, Alta. have been destroyed by wildfires; plus, Canada’s soccer teams accused of spying.