As Russia continues its ruthless and relentless attacks on Ukraine, the third round of peace talks fails. What Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy is calling completely immoral, how people in Lviv are preparing for war, and how one Alberta man is in Ukraine helping hospitals. With the pressure mounting on Ottawa to do more to help Ukraine, we'll speak with Defence Minister Anita Anand in Latvia. Plus, influencing amid the invasion: how a young woman has gained a huge following on TikTok by sharing what life is like in Ukraine right now. And love and war: a Ukrainian couple gets their special day despite the crisis.

Editor's Note: A previous version of this file contained an error when referring to the Baltic states. This has been corrected and updated.

Accusations rise Russian forces are using banned weapons in Ukraine, as NATO rejects Ukraine's plea for a no-fly zone. How Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy lashed back, and the worldwide fears about Russia seizing control of the nuclear power plant in Zaporizhzhia, Ukraine. Plus: a crude awakening at the pumps: what's fuelling Canada's record-high gas prices, and why the war isn't the only thing to blame. And meet the Canadian man in Slovakia who's driving Ukrainian refugees to safety.

Europe's humanitarian crisis rapidly grows, as more Ukrainians keep escaping Russia's invasion. Russian President Vladimir Putin's chilling words about his plan, how Russian forces keep bombarding Ukrainian cities and the questions over whether Moscow will be held accountable, as the International Criminal Court fast-tracks its investigation into possible war crimes. Plus, how the conflict is suffocating Russia's economy and affecting people there. And desperation and discrimination: the racism some people seeking refuge are facing at Ukraine's border.

The destruction in Ukraine deepens as Russian forces gain ground and ramp up attacks. A look at how defiant Ukrainians are still fighting with all they have, the humanitarian crisis within the country and beyond, how one Alberta farmer flew to Poland to provide shelter and a safe haven to Ukrainian refugees and the fears Ukraine's health-care system will crumble in this crisis. Plus, the airline that WestJet is set to acquire. And taking a hike: how much the Bank of Canada's key interest rate is rising, why, and what it means for your finances.

The war in Ukraine grows deadlier, as the Russian military escalates its attacks. The missile strikes that struck a TV tower in Kyiv, as well as Kharkiv's Freedom Square, and how some people are refusing to leave their cities. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy's impassioned plea to the European Union that earned him a standing ovation. Plus, as the pandemic rages on, Alberta is dropping most of its public health restrictions and the move is worrying some families.

Russia grows increasingly isolated from the international community, as desperation mounts among Ukrainians trying to flee. How the first round of ceasefire talks went between the Kremlin and Kyiv; the latest sanctions aimed at suffocating Russia's economy and how they could affect Canadian wallets. For years, Volodymyr Zelenskyy made people laugh. Now as Ukraine's president, he's leading the charge to save the country. We'll look at his remarkable resolve and bravery. And the bleak warnings from a new United Nations report detailing the irreversible effects of climate change.

Russian forces are advancing into Kyiv, with countless civilians scrambling to leave Ukraine. The influx of refugees entering neighbouring Poland; Ukraine's plea for more international help; how the West is ramping up sanctions against Russia, but not against Russian crude oil; and the support Canada says it will offer people escaping Ukraine. Plus, see the courageous and heartbreaking acts of defiance from Ukrainians.

As expected, Russia has finally unleashed its long-feared invasion of Ukraine, with deadly consequences. The global chorus of condemnation against the attack, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy's message to the Kremlin and Russian President Vladimir Putin's chilling warning to anyone who tries to interfere. From Canada to Germany, Western allies have hit Moscow with a slew of more sanctions, but will they be effective? And a look at the global sorrow and solidarity for Ukraine.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy makes impassioned pleas to Russian President Vladimir Putin and the people of Russia, as Zelenskyy tries to stop a full-scale war on the edge of Europe. How anxiety is growing among Ukrainian Canadians and the history of the ties and tensions between Ukraine and Russia. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau explains why he's now revoking the use of the Emergencies Act. Plus, reinfection questions: a new study looks at whether you can catch Omicron more than once. And, food fight: why popular snack-maker Frito-Lay is getting chippy with Canadian supermarket giant Loblaw by halting shipments.

Canada joins NATO allies in slapping Russia with sanctions after Moscow ordered its military to advance into Ukraine for a "peacekeeping mission." The condemnations from world leaders and how Ukrainians are reacting. With key "Freedom Convoy" organizer Tamara Lich denied bail, what is the potential punishment she faces if she's convicted? And how are Ottawa residents and businesses faring now that the protest has ended? Also, there are heightened concerns about the Queen's well-being as she scales back more duties after testing positive for COVID-19. And happy Twosday: the excitement over the one of a kind occasion on this year's calendar.