CBC News: World Report

Global leaders welcome peace framework to end the Iran-US war. Israel says it will keep military presence in Lebanon to maintain Israeli security. US president Donald Trump celebrates 80th birthday with UFC cage fights on White House lawn. World markets buoyed by news of possible US-Iran deal. Prime Minister Mark Carney travels France for G7 summit. UK is banning social media sites, restricting gaming and streaming platforms for children under the age of 16. Canadian Medical Association Journal suggests women are 26% less likely to be referred to a specialized trauma centre for brain injuries than men.

The U.K. has seized a Cameroon-flagged vessel that it says is part of Russia's shadow fleet.Early results show Swiss voters have rejected a proposal to cap the country's population at 10-million people.New report warns Canada's energy sector faces a massive labour shortage with up to 100,000 vacancies over the next decade.Construction begins in Halifax on new Royal Canadian Navy warship named HMCS Fraser to honour vessel lost in Second World War.New York Knicks win first NBA title since 1973 as championship celebrations spark overnight chaos in Times Square.White House South Lawn transformed into cage-fighting arena for a televised UFC event marking Donald Trump's 80th birthday.

Vancouver hosts its first-ever World Cup match tonight as Australia faces Turkey at BC Place.Ghana lodges a formal diplomatic protest after Canada denies a visa to soccer star Thomas Partey ahead of the World Cup.Montreal mayor calls for calm and promises answers over horrific police racism allegations.Mark Carney is in Dublin meeting the Irish leader to strengthen trade ties and ink a new tech pact.Prime Minister Mark Carney visits Dublin to sign a new trade and artificial intelligence pact.Switzerland votes this weekend on a controversial proposal to legally cap its population at 10 million.A woman is critically injured after a shark attack at a popular Sydney beach.Ottawa proposes a total social media ban for children under sixteen.

Canada makes soccer history this afternoon, hosting its first-ever men's World Cup match in Toronto against Bosnia—Herzegovina. Prime Minister Mark Carney lands in Paris to meet with Emmanuel Macron ahead of a high-stakes G-7 summit dominated by global trade and conflict. Under pressure from Washington, Ottawa is expected to table new legislation cracking down on imports tied to forced labour. The U.S. Supreme Court blocks the execution of an Alabama inmate by nitrogen gas — keeping a lower court ruling that the method is unconstitutional. Public health teams in Toronto and Vancouver scale up wastewater and disease surveillance to protect World Cup crowds. Rock legends Big Wreck headline the opening day of World Cup fan festivals launching coast-to-coast today.

Toronto police officer fatally shot in a high-risk raid tied to a string of regional shootings. Tomorrow's planned opening of the Gordie Howe International Bridge is off. CBC News reports exclusively from Tehran as the U.S. and Iran exchange direct military strikes. The Pope confronts Europe's migration crisis during a stop in the Canary Islands. Montreal's Haitian community celebrates a World Cup moment decades in the making. Ottawa's Alanis Morissette enters the Songwriters Hall of Fame tonight.

Bank of Canada holds key interest rate at 2.25%. Accused in Belfast stabbing appears in court, following night of protests. Iran launches retaliatory strikes against the US after US fires at Iran for downing of helicopter near Strait of Hormuz. Israel targets Hezbollah militants in Southern Lebanon. Canada to announce online harms strategy. Youth in Newfoundland and Labrador say Ottawa's social media ban plan won't work. Prime Minister Mark Carney to meet with Canada's premiers. Canadian rock icon Bryan Adams is headlining FIFA's official World Cup Countdown Concert in Toronto tonight.

Canada's Government will introduce an online harms bill as soon as Wednesday in the House of Commons. CBC News exclusive: Shooting victim in Surrey, BC last month revealed to be high-level member of the Bishnoi gang. Federal officals release Inuit Tapiriit Kanatami's poverty reduction strategy to improve supports for Inuit Nunangat, including housing and food security. Outrage in UK over knife attack in Belfast, Northern Ireland. Crews in the Philippines search for survivors of Monday's deadly earthquake, as families and ex-pats in Newfoundland and Labrador watch with concern.

Louise Arbour installed as Governor General of Canada.Southern Philippines rocked by deadly earthquake.Iran says it is halting strikes on Israel, after both sides engage in most intense fighting in months.Carney Government pledges new support for Canadian airlines and their workers, hit hard by rising cost of fuel due to Iran War.Trial for man accused of causing devastating Palisades fire in California set to begin.Conservative Leader Pierre Poilieve set to push message of unity as he delivers speech in Calgary today.Nova Scotia man says scammers stole $15,000 from his line of credit, and he wants TD Bank to be held accountable.

One dead and several wounded in a fresh surge of violence near the occupied West Bank following the checkpoint killing of a Palestinian infant.Israeli warplanes strike a Hezbollah command centre in Beirut, defying a direct warning from U.S. President Donald Trump and threatening to collapse peace talks with Iran.US Central Command shoots down two Iranian drones over the Strait of Hormuz following a night of missile exchanges.Iran's World Cup soccer team arrives in Mexico after diplomatic tensions forced a last-minute training move from the U.S.Peruvians vote in a presidential runoff election today, choosing their ninth leader in a decade.The Nigerian army frees three hundred and sixty hostages from a Boko Haram stronghold, though officials confirm two infants died during the rescue.At least twelve people are wounded after a shootout breaks out at a crowded community festival in Toledo, Ohio.Prime Minister Mark Carney is heading to Europe this week for bilateral talks in France and Ireland before attending the G7 Summit.A strict new U.K. passport rule creates a bureaucratic trap for thousands of Canadian dual citizens ahead of summer travel.Prince's estate unseals vault to release new track on what would have been his 68th birthday.

Prime Minister Mark Carney pitches A-I as a massive economic driver, amid mounting concerns over potential job losses.Activists and unions in Mexico City launch intense protests ahead of the World Cup to force government action on local grievances.Armenians head to the polls tomorrow for a high-stakes election that could see the country permanently break away from Russia's orbit.Three Labrador RCMP officers are suspended following allegations an Innu woman had her hair forcibly cut in custody.A Timmins, Ontario couple is celebrating a rare "Oak Anniversary" — marking eighty years of marriage.

Canadian economy adds a surprise 88,000 jobs in May as unemployment drops to 6.6 per cent.Calls to fix an Alberta road intensify one week after a crash killed four people.Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky issues an open letter to Vladimir Putin, challenging him to direct peace talks.Five days of mass protests hit Albania over a $2-billion luxury resort project linked to Ivanka Trump.The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration says a two-year period of mass coral bleaching is over.Three Scottish men extradited to Canada have pleaded guilty in the death of a beloved Ontario restaurateur.

PM Mark Carney to unveil national strategy for safe AI development in Toronto. New details in a CBC investigation into AI deepfakes of dozens of Canadian women. Israel and Lebanon have agreed to a renewed ceasefire; Hezbollah rejects the plan. Campaigners launch massive "Reboot FIFA" drive demanding ethics probe into President Gianni Infantino. Five Eyes alliance warns Chinese spies are using LinkedIn and Indeed to steal state secrets. US House of Representatives pass resolution to prevent President Donalt Trump from taking more military action against Iran. Allan Schoenborn, found not criminally responsible in the murder of his 3 children in 2008, now named Ken John Johnson, on conditional release. Canadian goalie Carter Hart starring in Stanley Cup Final with Vegas Golden Knights, 1 year after sexual assault acquittal.

US proposes new 10 per cent tariff on Canada. Wildfires burn out of control in Northern Ontario and northeast of Winnipeg. Violent clashes in Southampton, England over December 2025 teen death. Fire at India guest house kills 21, mostly foreign nationals. Head of WHO says he is encouraged by how the Ebola outbreak is being handled in the Democratic Republic of Congo and Uganda. Reaction to Alberta's estimated separation costs. Ottawa endorses plan to send some beluga whales to Spain, from beleaguered Marineland.

Russia launches major attack on Ukraine, killing at least 13. US Secretary of State Marco Rubio faces congress over Iran War. Canada-US Trade Representative Dominic Leblanc in Washington pushing for formal CUSMA talks. Canadian e-retailer Shopify under fire for ties to poison seller Kenneth Law. Police investigate deadly shooting in Pelican Narrows, Saskatchewan. Mexican human rights groups raise concerns over government AI laws.

Iran's semi-official state news agency says the country's negotiating team is ending its exchanges with the US, despite President Donald Trump posting that Iran really wants to make a deal. Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has ordered his country's military to strike Beirut. Alberta considering three oil pipeline routes through northern BC, documents show. US Trade Representative Jamieson Greer to address congress about CUSMA. International Cricket Council suspends Cricket Canada following allegations of corruption and financial mismanagement. Right-wing candidate Abelardo de la Espriella wins surprising 43% of vote in first round of Colombia's presidential election. Nearly 300 railway signals workers with Canadian Pacific Kansas City on strike. Heated Rivalry wins a record 16 trophies at the Canadian Screen Awards.

Israeli forces capture the historic Beaufort Castle — marking their deepest incursion into Lebanon in 26 years.At least forty five people are dead in Myanmar in a mining explosives accident.Strict federal quarantine measures take effect at Canadian borders to mitigate Ebola risks.Voters in Colombia head to the polls for a polarizing three-way presidential election.780 people have been arrested in France after clashes between soccer fans and police. Kerry-Lynne Findlay wins a razor-thin victory — to become the new leader of the B.C. Conservatives.Scientists warn Ottawa's plan to fast-track major construction projects could put endangered species at risk.

Four more miners are pulled alive from a flooded cave in Laos — leaving two still missing.An escalating Ebola outbreak in the D—R—C surpasses 1,000 cases as the W—H—O warns of a 50 percent fatality rate.A refugee influx from Sudan pushes the Central African Republic's fragile maternal healthcare system to the brink.The Carney government faces a major procurement dilemma over fighter jets at Canada's biggest defence show.The Carolina Hurricanes eliminate the Montreal Canadiens to advance to the Stanley Cup Final — extending Canada's championship drought.

Ontario online suicide-kit salesman Kenneth Law pleads guilty to fourteen counts of aiding suicide. Canada has officially slipped into a technical recession after economic growth stalled in the first quarter. White House say deal with Iran is close; Tehran says nothing is finalized. Former U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi faces a closed-door congressional grilling over the Epstein files. A Kenyan court blocks a controversial U.S. military plan to quarantine Ebola-exposed Americans on African soil. Police in Kenya arrest eight students following a horrific school dormitory fire that killed sixteen girls. A dramatic explosion rocks Jeff Bezos's space program as a New Glenn rocket blows up on a Florida launchpad. The Saskatchewan Legislature is finally building a multi-stall private washroom for female MLAs.

Prime Minister Mark Carney takes his sales pitch for Canada to Economic Club of New York. US and Iran trade fresh military strikes amid a tense ceasefire as diplomatic talks continue. US Justice Department reportedly opens criminal investigation into writer E. Jean Carroll, who sued US President Donald Trump in court. Fire in girls school dormitory kills at least 16 students in Kenya. Dean Penney murder case in Newfoundland reignites debate over Canadian jury secrecy rules. Toronto mosque hosts sensory-friendly Eid service for children with special needs.

Canada negotiating to buy Saab's GlobalEye airborne early warning aircraft Mark Carney's government to announce major LNG export deal between Ksi Lisims LNG and German company SEFE. Israel kills new Hamas military chief during expanded military action in Gaza and Southern Lebanon. Canada imposing travel and immigration restrictions as central African ebola outbreak grows. Ontario looking to re-classify motorized bikes as motor vehicles.

Canadian Armed Forces trying to end secret romantic relationships between superiors and subordinates. US military says it has carried out strikes across southern Iran in "self-defense." Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says that he is authorizing more strikes targeting Hezbollah in Lebanon. US President Donald Trump to undergo medical exam today. Residents of Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario worry over forever chemicals detected at local beach. Canada's best men's soccer players are converging on Charlotte, North Carolina for a pivotal training camp ahead of FIFA World Cup.

What to watch for when Premier Danielle Smith hosts her Western counterparts at conference in Kananaskis, Alberta. Prime Minister Mark Carney says he is campaigning for Canadian unity, warns against treating referendums as a way to improve negotiating power. Independent international tribunal begins today into Residential Schools in Canada.Locals in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo attack hospital, in effort to retrieve bodies of ebola victims. US Secretary of State Marco Rubio says a deal with Iran could come soon, US President Donald Trump says it should be tied to Gulf countries signing the Abraham Accords. Pope Leo urges governments to slow development of Artificial Intelligence, apologizes for the Catholic Church's role in slavery.

Donald Trump insists a peace deal with Iran is almost complete but Tehran is disputing key parts of the US president's claims. Russia bombards Ukraine with one of it's fiercest assaults of the war so far. A massive new data centre that's about to open in Alberta has some people concerned about the province's ambitions for artificial inteeleigence ventures. At least 20 people trapped after a 9-story building coallpses in the Philippines. Turkey's police raid the main opposition party headquarters to enforce a judicial order that removed the party's chair from power. A massive new data centre that's about to open in Alberta has some people concerned about tjhe province's ambitions for artificial inteeleigence ventures. Montreal sex workers go on strike to protest working conditions. Montreal's Grand Prix set to begin at 4 pm ET today.

A deadly mine explosion has rocked northern China, killing at least 90 people according to state media. Ten people have been killed in a drone attack on a student dormitory, in Russian controlled Luhansk region of Ukraine. Six people killed in an Israeli airstrike in Gaza, including 5 police officers and a 13-year-old boy. Around 40-thousand people have been placed under evacuation orders in Southern California over concerns of chemical explosion at plant. Premier Danielle Smith insists she wants voters to have a say on holding a referendum on whether to remain in Canada. Voting starts today in the BC Conservative leadership race. CBS News Radio shuts down after 99 years in service, as parent company Paramount cites budget cuts.

Alberta premier Danielle Smith announces October referendum to decide whether Albertans want a vote on separatism. B.C. man sentenced to 4.5 years for "most prolific" voyeurism case in Canadian history, involving 652 victims. Foreign Minister Anita Anand says Canadians detained by IDF earlier this week are now in Turkey and are receiving urgent medical care. Uganda suspends travel with neighboring D.R.C. over spreading Ebola outbreak that has killed at least 177 people. NATO leaders are expressing confusion after a U.S. announcement of troop deployments in Poland. South and central China overwhelmed by heavy rain and floods. Dozens dead. Tens of thousands displaced. Veteran guide Kami Rita Sherpa urges Nepal to curb Everest overcrowding after receiving a hero's welcome for his record-breaking 32nd summit.

Surrey BC home targetted in shooting belonged to Cricket Canada President Arvinder Khosa. Alberta legislative committee on pro-Canada petition adjourns after prematurely sent news release. Canadian living in the United States for decades accused of voting illegally. NATO foreign ministers are meeting in Sweden, as Russia allegedly jams drones on the the alliance's eastern flank. Detroit-bound flight from Paris diverts to Montreal after ebola concerns prohibited passenger from Democratic Republic of Congo to enter US. The Late Show with Stephen Colbert airs for the last time tonight.

Prime Minister Mark Carney meeting with BC Premier David Eby as he clashes with his Alberta counterpart over energy infrastructure. Sturgeon Lake Cree Nation says 62 potential unmarked graves found on northern Alberta reserve. NATO jets scramble to respond to drone detected near Lithuania. Russian president Vladimir Putin is in China to strengthen partnership with Xi Jinping. United States expected to indict former Cuban president Raul Castro. CBC is pulling Kars 4 Kids ads after US court bans its jingle for being deceptive. Parliamentary Budget Officer says Hosting FIFA World Cup will cost Canadian taxpayers $1 billion.

Canada's annual inflation rate rose to 2.8% in April, thanks to soaring energy prices. Prime Minister Mark Carney to make announcement not far from the site of Nouveau Monde Graphite's Matawinie Mine. 3 people dead after mosque attack at the Islamic Centre of San Diego. 2 teenage suspects dead. WHO says Ebola outbreak in central Africa is spreading quickly with more than 130 deaths and 500 cases. Jonathan Andic, son of the founder of Mango fashion group, in police custody being questioned about his father's death. Women in Halifax area decry long wait times for mammograms. Canadian defence minister David McGuinty visiting home base of the Canadian Forces Snowbirds, amid speculation the fleet may not be able to perform much longer.

A virus-stricken cruise ship enters quarantine in Rotterdam as the W-H-O launches a new study on global pandemic preparedness. The W-H-O declares a global health emergency as a deadly, vaccine-resistant Ebola strain spreads through the D-R-C and Uganda. Donald Trump issues fresh warnings to Iran as escalating tensions drive up global oil and gas prices. Finance Minister François-Philippe Champagne calls for allied unity as G7 summits begin in Paris. Secruity funding for the White House ballroom hits a technical snag in the Senate. Experts estimate Ontario is paying up to 20 million dollars a year to store boycotted U-S alcohol. A Spanish court clears pop star Shakira of tax fraud and orders the government to return more than 55 million euros in fines.

Global health authorities have triggered their highest warning system as a severe Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo threatens to spill into neighboring Uganda. Canadian health officials are scrambling to contain a presumptive case of a rare, deadly hantavirus strain detected in a traveler isolated in British Columbia. US prosecutors reveal an Iranian-proxied terror plot targeted Toronto's US consulate and local synagogues, triggering a massive RCMP national security investigation. A drone hit the perimeter of the U — A — E's sole nuclear power plant amid long — standing accusations against Iran and escalating wartime rhetoric on Iranian state media. The Montreal Canadiens must face a winner-take-all Game Seven in Buffalo after a defensive collapse led to an 8-3 loss against the Sabres. No matter who wins Game Seven, Quebec remains a central part of the NHL playoffs as the exclusive manufacturer and printer of all official game pucks. Bulgaria wins the 70th Eurovision contest, bagging the award for the first time.

U-S President Donald Trump claims a joint operation with Nigerian forces has killed ISIS global second—in—command Abu—Bilal al—Minuki.An Ebola outbreak spreads from the D-R-C to Uganda as health officials confirm an imported death in Kampala from a rare, vaccine—resistant strain.An earworm charity jingle forced to go silent in California after judges ruling.Montreal Canadiens hope to wrap up series against Buffalo Saturday on home ice.Amid political tensions at Eurovision, Finland's high — energy anthem "Flamethrower" emerges as a crowd favourite, bringing arena — style energy perfect for a Habs playoff night.

Ottawa and Alberta strike a carbon pricing compromise to secure the future of the Pathways pipeline project. CBC investigation reveals Canadian white nationalist group is coordinating with U.S. fascist fight clubs. Donald Trump and Xi Jinping call Trump's state visit a success, but offer few details. CIA Director delivers Trump's ultimatum to Havana as U.S. prepares to indict Raul Castro. Drake freezes over Toronto with a massive triple-album drop and a glowing blue CN Tower.

Prime Minister Mark Carney announces clean energy strategy, involving more natural gas for electricity generation. Honda Canada indefinitely halts plans for a 15-billion-dollar electric vehicle complex in Alliston, Ontario. Presidents Donald Trump and Xi Jinping praise the US-China relationship at elaborate state dinner in Beijing. Alberta Premier Daniel Smith signals her government may appeal judge's decision to quash a petition pushing for a referendum on Alberta Independence. Canada is sending a team of observers to Armenia for next month's election. Ontario begins inspection blitz cracking down on ticket resellers, including SeatGeek and Stubhub.

Trade, Taiwan, and Tehran high on agenda for Trump-Xi summit in Beijing. BC Supreme Court to deliver verdict in trial of former RCMP officer accused of colluding with China. Sea-Watch says the Libyan Coast Guard shot at its members trying to save migrants in the Mediterranean Sea. Australia scales back tax breaks for property investors in effort to help young people enter housing market. Dunkin Donuts takes another shot at entering the Canadian coffee market. Crew of Artemis II space mission in Canada meeting with Prime Minister Mark Carney and schoolchildren.

US President Donald Trump heads to Beijing today for summit with Chinese President Xi Jinping. WHO head Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus says there is no sign of a larger outbreak of hantavirus. Out-of-control wildfire burning near Whitecourt, Alberta forces dozens of people to flee their homes. Israeli parliament backs death penalty tribunal for Palestinians accused in Oct. 7 attacks. Ukraine and Russia reportedly exchange drone attacks as three-day ceasefire expires. Latvian and Canadian troops test battlefield ground drones during a major NATO exercise. British Prime Minister Keir Starmer tell his cabinet he will not resign. 70th anniversary of Eurovision Song Contest begins in Vienna, with 5 countries boycotting event.

Two more people, a French and US national, who were on board MV Hondius have confirmed cases of hantavirus. 4 Canadians from cruise ship at centre of hantavirus outbreak are back in Canada and isolating. WestJet accused of switching up aircraft to deny passengers compensation for flight delays. Man accused of trying to assassinate US President Donald Trump pleads not guilty to all charges. Britain's Prime Minister Keir Starmer refusing to step down after Labour party suffers severe losses in municipal elections. Farmers confront rising cost of fertilizer and fuel as spring seeding underway. Canada's first tick research facility opens at Acadia University in Nova Scotia.

Canadian passengers have departed the Canary Islands as part of a high-stakes evacuation of a cruise ship hit by a fatal hantavirus outbreak. Canada's spy chief warns the upcoming Alberta sovereignty referendum is a "ripe" target for Russian disinformation. Israel's ban on Palestinian workers has hit the two-year mark, leaving the West Bank economy in a tailspin as foreign labour fills the void. Vancouver is the latest city to test autonomous food delivery robots — a move sparking a fierce debate over sidewalk accessibility and the future of service jobs. Sir Elton John was celebrated in Toronto last night as the latest Glenn Gould Prize Laureate, joined on stage by a lineup of Canada's top musical talent. A brutal avalanche season is forcing backcountry skiers to rethink their relationship with risk — as shifting winter patterns make the mountains more unpredictable.

Spanish authorities and the W-H-O prepare for a high — stakes evacuation as a cruise ship hit by a deadly virus nears the Canary Islands. A fragile three—day ceasefire takes hold in Ukraine as Vladimir Putin marks a scaled—back Victory Day in Moscow. Three men, including two Canadians, are in U.S. custody after New York State Police intercepted a shipment of 89 firearms allegedly bound for the Canadian border. Three men convicted of first—degree murder in the 2022 killings of an elderly Abbotsford couple. A Frontier Airlines flight was forced to evacuate on a Denver runway late last night after striking a pedestrian during takeoff. Indonesia's finance minister sparks a regional row after suggesting a new toll for ships in the Strait of Malacca.A sellout crowd makes history in Toronto as the WNBA's first Canadian team makes a dramatic debut.

Nigel Farage hails a "historic change" as Reform UK gains gut Labour heartlands. Tenerife port workers protest the arrival of a virus-hit cruise ship as Canadians remain in isolation. Global food prices hit a three-month high as the Iran war squeezes the supply chain. U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio heads to Rome to salvage a "cooled" relationship with Italy. Pentagon begins rolling release of UFO files as Trump promises "maximum transparency." ISIS-linked militants kill at least 40 in a series of village raids in eastern D-R-C. Halifax International Airport sees a 15 percent rise this year of arrivals from other parts of Canada. Live Nation fights to keep its empire as fans and courts target skyrocketing ticket costs. The world celebrates as legendary naturalist Sir David Attenborough turns 100 today.

KLM flight attendant, 2 cruise passengers in Singapore, being tested for hantavirus after contact with woman who died in South Africa. Prime Minister Mark Carney's government planning changes to speed approvals for pipelines and other resource projects. Mexico brings trade mission to Canada ahead of summer review of CUSMA trade agreement. Israeli strike on Beirut marks first major violation of April ceasefire. Class action lawsuit alleging WestJet didn't have adequate harassment procedures and protocols back in court today. Care workers say company scrambling to replace staff as long-standing workers leave.

World Health Organization says there are now 8 cases of deadly hantavirus infections, three of which are confirmed. US president Donald Trump pauses Operation Freedom two days after initiating the naval operation to re-open the Strait of Hormuz. CNN founder Ted Turner dead at 87. Alberta NDP claims governing UCP knew "Centurion Project" separatist group had access to confidential voters list, but did not inform police. The Northwest Territories considers expanding involuntary care provisions to include drug users. Mexico pushes back against US extradition request from for governor of Sinaloa for alleged dealings with drug cartel. PWHL adds 9th team in Detroit ahead of next season.

Former supreme court justice Louise Arbour to become Canada's next governor general. US Secretary of War Pete Hegseth says US has established a “dome” across Strait of Hormuz as a “gift to the rest of the world.” World Health Organization says seven confirmed or suspected cases of hantavirus linked to Dutch cruise ship; including three deaths. Ontario couple found guilty of 12-year-old boy's murder, brother's torture. Video captures grey whale being struck by jet ski rider in Vancouver. Manitoba's Speaker hopes new rules will improve deteriorating decorum in the legislature.

United States and Iran engaged in a tense standoff at the Strait of Hormuz. At least 3 people are dead after a rare hantavirus outbreak on Oceanwide Expeditions cruise ship in the Atlantic. Prime Minister Mark Carney meets counterparts at the European Political Community summit in Armenia. Canadian Industry minister Mélanie Joly announces $1.5 billion for sectors most affected by US tariffs. CBC News learns Ottawa police sergeant who died in March was being investigated for sexual misconduct. Former New York City mayor, and one-time Trump advisor, Rudy Giuliani is in hospital in critical but stable condition. Grieving mother upset by Air Canada's bereavement refund policy following the death of daughter.

Separatists claim a historic win as Alberta's independence petition closes, but legal threats and privacy scandals could block a fall referendum. Mark Carney joins European leaders in Armenia to talk trade and a massive military rearmament project. Donald Trump signals a return to bombing Iran as he slams Tehran's new peace proposal, while Israeli strikes intensify in Southern Lebanon. A massive search and rescue operation is underway in Morocco after two U.S. service members vanished during the "African Lion" joint military exercise. Press freedom hits a quarter-century low as World Press Freedom Day highlights a "dramatic" global decline and a dangerous surge in the online harassment of female journalists. Shakira draws two million fans to Rio's Copacabana Beach for a massive free concert that flooded the city's economy.

A major rift in NATO — as the U.S. pulls thousands of troops from Germany following a public spat over the war in Iran.US President Donald Trump says the US could be better off if it does not reach a deal with Iran.Nobel laureate Narges Mohammadi has been hospitalized in Iran following a severe cardiac crisis.One year later — the search continues for missing Nova Scotia siblings Lilly and Jack Sullivan.RJ Barrett's miracle bounce in Toronto forces a winner-take-all Game 7 in Cleveland tomorrow night.The Montreal Canadiens and Tampa Bay Lightning are headed to a winner-take-all Game 7 tomorrow night after a 1–0 overtime thriller at the Bell Centre.Spirit Airlines is grounded, but fifty-six years ago today, Norman Greenbaum's "Spirit" topped the charts.

The head of a major fertilizer firm warns of global food shortages as the war with Iran chokes off a key supply route.President Trump claims the war in Iran is over as a 60-day legal deadline forces a showdown with Congress over military authority.British police charge the suspect in this week's anti-Semitic attack in north London with attempted murder.Alberta Premier Danielle Smith welcomes US president Donald Trump's approval of oil pipeline expansion.Concerns grow over impending drought in metro-Vancouver.Vancouver fans rally to save the Whitecaps as a U.S. group bids to move the club to Las Vegas.

Iran's soccer brass intercepted at Toronto airport and sent home ahead of FIFA summit. Elections Alberta says its List of Electors may have been used and possibly distrubuted inappropriately. Canada's real gross domestic product up 0.2% in February. Assembly of First Nations National Chief Cindy Woodhouse Nepinak says Prime Minister Mark Canrey and all the provincial Premiers have agreed to a First Ministers' Meeting dedicated to First Nations issues. Prime Minister Mark Carney names former environment minister Jonathan Wilkinson as next EU envoy. New court filing contradicts official account of shooting at White House press gala. New York Mayor Mamdani encourages King Charles to return Koh-i-Noor Diamond.

John Northcott is in Ottawa for a detailed look at the Carney government's spring economic update. Helmets and hard hats: A look at Canada's plan to boost the military with skills training. Rising oil prices, driven higher by war in Iran, mean Ottawa is expected to see higher revenues. Bank of Canada holds key interest rate at 2.25 percent.British police say stabbing attack in north London that injured 2 Jewish men is a terrorist incident. Secretary of War Pete Hegseth to be questioned by US lawmakers about war in Iran for the first time today. King Charles subtly jabs at US President Donald Trump in historic address while also calling for closer co-operation. European Union accuses Meta of failing to stop underage users from accessing Facebook and Instagram.

Prime Minister Mark Carney to release his first spring economic update since winning last year's election. Palestinians in Israeli-occupied West Bank say they fear for their children's' safety after 2 killed in attack on school. Trump administration signals it is unlikely to accept Iran's proposal to end the war.United Arab Emirates announces it is quitting OPEC.Governor General Mary Simon returns to Tumbler Ridge, BC months after mass shooting. Australia to charge Facebook, Google and TikTok unless they pay local news outlets for using their content.King Charles to address United States Congress.

Canadian Prime Minister Mark ‌Carney details ​plans to create ​a sovereign wealth ​fund. Suspected shooter at White House Correspondents' dinner, Cole Tomas Allen is set to make his first court appearance today.Lebanon marks most deadly day since Israel and Hezbollah agreed to ceasefire. A Winnipeg man says he is being indefinitely held at ICE detention facility in California. Some businesses in Las Vegas offer at-par deals to convince Canadian tourists to return. King Charles and Queen Camilla begin US state visit as relations between Washington and London are tense.

Gunfire erupts at the White House Correspondents' Dinner — President Trump is safe after a suspect was apprehended by Secret Service.CBC's Paul Hunter describes the "absolute chaos" inside the ballroom as the White House Correspondents' Dinner turned into a crime scene.World leaders — including Prime Minister Mark Carney — are condemning last night's shooting in Washington as a "shocking" assault on democracy.King Charles is expected to begin a high-stakes state visit to Washington tomorrow — amid rising diplomatic tensions and a security crisis at the White House.Doctors in Toronto are celebrating a "Canadian first" — an HIV patient in sustained remission following a historic bone marrow transplant.One year after the deadly Lapu-Lapu Day attack in Vancouver — survivors are calling for better support and transparency over missing victim funds.Ukraine marks 40 years since the Chernobyl disaster while warning that ongoing Russian air strikes could trigger a new nuclear catastrophe.Kenya's Sabastian Sawe makes sports history as the first person to break the two-hour marathon barrier in an official race.