Vancouver Mayor Gregor Robertson says despite promising to run in the 2018 municipal election, he made the decision over the holidays to step down.

Former ethics commissioner Mary Dawson appeared before the House of Commons ethics committee today to talk about her report into the prime minister’s Caribbean vacation.

At least 15 people have died and authorities say two dozen more are missing in the aftermath of debris-laden flash floods that smashed through Montecristo in Southern California.

In the past 48 hours, we’ve seen Justin Trudeau attend two town-hall style events, where he answered questions from the public. We take some your calls

So now after a week of waiting YouTube has finally cracked down on Logan Paul.

Actor James Franco has denied the sexual harassment allegations levied against him by multiple women after his Golden Globe win on Sunday for his role in The Disaster Artist.

Last night, Franco appeared on CBS’ “The Late Show” where he said the things he’s heard about himself on Twitter are not accurate.

How do you deal with a politician like North Korea’s Kim Jong-un? Robert Huish describes him as a “thug and a gangster” and says he needs to be dealt with as such. What exactly does that mean? As Rubert Huish writes, we need to understand how he makes money, and what really scares him.

Guest: Robert Huish - Associate Professor in International Development Studies, Dalhousie University

With unemployment numbers being released this week and looking strong for Canada - why is the government increasing taxes instead of cutting them? Any why are they balancing the budget instead of ballooning it?

Guest: Mike Levy - Global Business Analyst

Weekly check-in with Rob Breakenridge. This week: Alberta Politics - a new candidate has thrown his name into the race, the possibility of a plastic bag ban, Trump & Oprah’s speech.

Guest: Rob Breakenridge - Host, 770

A magnitude 7.6 earthquake has struck in the Caribbean Sea north of Honduras. There are no early reports of damage on land, but the U.S. National Tsunami Warning Center warns of tsunami dangers in Puerto Rico, Jamaica, other islands and the coast of Central America.

Justin Trudeau is embarking on what seems now to be a yearly tradition of town halls across the country, and in his first one tonight in Sackville Nova Scotia, he was asked by an audience member how it feels to be the “first Prime Minister to commit a crime.”

And the controversy with Tim Hortons’ unfair wages has caused a boycott against the franchise called “No Timmies Tuesday.” Here’s more from Global’s Marianne Dimain.

A group of independent senators is calling for an investigation into whether letters posted this fall on Sen. Lynn Beyak‘s website violated the Red Chamber ethics rules. The letters of support, many of which contained language deemed racist or offensive toward Indigenous Canadians, were posted by Beyak after she made controversial comments last year about what she perceived as the positive aspects of Canada’s residential school system.

Guest: Stephen Maher - Canadian political journalist

After San Jose Sharks players called Winnipeg one of the worst cities to play in, citing “cold and dark” conditions Jets head coach Paul Maurice had this to say today about their complaints.

The Alberta SPCA is investigating after dogs were spotted on the back of a truck bed, not buckled in or in a crate, speeding down the highway. Here’s more from Sarah Kraus.

The day before Holly Butcher lost her battle with cancer, she left behind some life advice for her family and friends on Facebook.