Canada will be dropping import duties on American goods covered by the Canada-U.S.-Mexico Agreement (CUSMA) by Sept. 1. Mackenzie Gray explains Prime Minister Mark Carney's decision; U.S. President Donald Trump's response; and what it might mean for trade talks. Heidi Petracek looks at what this means for businesses and consumers. Mike Armstrong reports on what court documents reveal about the police investigation into four Quebec terror suspects. Famine has officially been declared in Gaza City. Redmond Shannon reports on the UN's warning, and Israel's angry reaction. Candice Cole explains why the FBI raided the home of former U.S. national security adviser John Bolton. Also, newly released recordings reveal what Ghislaine Maxwell told U.S. officials about her ex-boyfriend, convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. Plus, morphological mingling: Eric Sorensen explains what ancient bones reveal about when Homo sapiens procreated with Neanderthals, and how it's challenging the story of human history.

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The prospect of peace is fading as Russia unleashes hundreds of strikes across Ukraine. Redmond Shannon reports on what Russia is ruling out; and what Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy believes is the only way to end the war. Palestinians are scrambling to escape Gaza City. Mike Armstrong reports on their struggle to find safety as Israeli troops move in. Prime Minister Mark Carney and U.S. President Donald Trump have finally talked again. Mackenzie Gray reports on what was discussed. Colin D'Mello reports on how one major automaker is doubling down on making electric vehicle batteries in Canada. Heidi Petracek looks at the concerns provincial governments in Atlantic Canada were not prepared to fight wildfires. Jackson Proskow reports on what people in Washington, D.C. think of Trump taking charge of the local police force so he can fight what he claims is rampant, violent crime in the city. Plus: Frank Caprio was called the world's nicest judge. Eric Sorensen looks back on the life of Caprio, who always showed compassion and kindness in the courtroom.

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Frustration is flying high among some Air Canada passengers, as the company tries to get business back to normal. Heidi Petracek reports on what the airline is offering its customers, who's eligible, and the message to all Canadian carriers. Israel begins its takeover of Gaza City. Redmond Shannon reports on where many Palestinians have already moved to, and the signs America's support for Israel is waning. U.S. President Donald Trump has a problem with some museums. Jackson Proskow explains why Trump is calling the facilities too "woke," and how curators are responding. Plus, a fossil older than the dinosaurs: Mike Armstrong explains how Canadian paleontologists stumbled upon remains of a dragonfly that's tens of millions of years old.

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Air Canada and its union of flight attendants have reached a tentative agreement. Neetu Garcha reports on the reaction, and why the provisional agreement is being called a landmark victory for flight attendants. Heidi Petracek reports on the turbulence for passengers claiming compensation. Are Russia and Ukraine any closer to peace after Monday's meeting at the White House? Jackson Proskow reports on what European leaders are saying, and whether there are any hints Russian President Vladimir Putin is even interested in reaching a peace deal. Federal Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre has regained a seat in the House of Commons after winning a byelection in Alberta. Mackenzie Gray looks at what Poilievre's next challenge is. Krista Hessey has a Global News investigation into sex abuse allegations being made by people once enrolled in a program that's supposed to help troubled teenagers. Plus: a separation of church and stable ground. Mike Armstrong explains why a cherished church in Sweden is moving locations, and the delicate operation involved in transporting the beloved building.

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Air Canada's flight attendants strike on as they refuse to comply with back-to-work orders. How that has caught the airline and the federal government off-guard, as passengers run out of patience. Plus, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy meets with U.S. President Donald Trump at the White House again -- this time, joined by European leaders. Will his country have to make concessions, to end Russia's onslaught?

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Air Canada flight attendants continue to strike, defying back-to-work orders from the federal government and the industrial relations board. What this means for the travel plans of countless flyers. Plus, Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre prepares for a byelection aimed at getting him back into Parliament. Why he will have to face off with more than 200 other candidates to do so.

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Just hours after Air Canada's flight attendants went on strike -- disrupting travel plans for tens of thousands of people -- the federal jobs minister has stepped in to impose binding arbitration. The reaction from union members, as there remains no clear sign of when things may return to normal. Plus, tragedy in Toronto after an eight-year-old boy is shot and killed by a stray bullet.

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Air Canada's flight attendants prepare to strike after the union representing them rejects arbitration. The hundreds of flights already cancelled and the travellers left in the lurch, as Canada's largest airline faces a full shutdown. Plus, U.S. President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin's pivotal meeting in Alaska over the war in Ukraine.

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As flight cancellations begin on the eve of a major strike, Air Canada and the union representing its flight attendants trade blame over why the labour dispute remains at an impasse. Plus, dozens of homes lost to Newfoundland and Labrador's largest wildfire, as arson charges are laid against one man for other fires.

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Turbulence is ahead for Air Canada passengers. Neetu Garcha reports on the disruptions if the airline's flight attendants go on strike or get locked out. Heidi Petracek reports on Newfoundland and Labrador's multi-million dollar wildfire fight; Anna Mandin reports on New Brunswick's intensifying flames; and Marney Blunt explains how these kinds of fires affect aquatic life. U.S. President Donald Trump keeps lowering his expectations of his upcoming summit with Russian President Vladimir Putin. Jackson Proskow reports on Trump's warning if Putin does not end the war; how Trump is promising a second meeting; and what Trump said on a call with Prime Minister Mark Carney and some European leaders. Plus, a 10-year-old girl has been crowned a chess queen. Eric Sorensen introduces you to Bodhana Sivanandan, the youngest person to win the woman international master title.

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