There's alarming new data on how many people across Canada are being killed or injured by electric scooters and electric bikes, which have proven difficult to regulate. Heidi Petracek reports on why deaths and injuries are on the rise, how children are at most risk of harm, and what advocates say needs to change.

Mackenzie Gray reports on Canadian and American trade representatives meeting again in Washington, D.C. to try to find a way to stop U.S. President Donald Trump from imposing punitive new tariffs on a wide range of Canadian exports.

Rumina Daya reports on the hundreds of pages of court documents just unsealed, revealing chilling details about the Feb. 10th mass shooting in Tumbler Ridge, B.C., the shooter, and the police response to the attack.

Sarah MacDonald looks at how British Columbia's wildfire emergency is hurting Okanagan businesses.

Dawna tells you about the allegations Ontario's Progressive Conservatives party spied on former Liberal leader Bonnie Crombie by following her to Jamaica, where she was on vacation.

A tense standoff is unfolding in the illegally occupied West Bank, where Israeli settlers have besieged multiple homes belonging to Palestinian families. As Redmond Shannon reports, it's led to a rare rebuke from Mike Huckabee, the U.S. ambassador to Israel, who's calling the settlers "terrorists."

Worries are growing about the wellbeing of 5,000 U.S. military personnel deployed on the USS Abraham Lincoln, which has been at sea in the Middle East since November 2025. Jackson Proskow reports on the alleged grim living conditions that have reportedly led to some suicide attempts.

Plus, imperfect pitch: Touria Izri explains how StubHub failed to net a profit from the World Cup.

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British Columbia Premier David Eby is touring fire-ravaged parts of the province's Okanagan region, where it's feared many homes may have been destroyed by the Bald Range wildfire. As Sarah MacDonald reports, it seems every evacuee knows someone who lost everything to the fire.

Mackenzie Gray looks at how trade talks between Canada and the U.S. countries are heating up, and the sticking points in negotiations. And Jackson Proskow explores the potential consequences for Canadian businesses and jobs if a deal isn't struck.

Phil Carpenter reports on how some Montrealers grilled police chief Fady Dagher about allegations of racism within the force; and what kind of action the community is calling for.

Redmond Shannon explains why there is anger against Colombia's new government over its response to Monday's deadly earthquake.

Also: single and unwilling to mingle. Touria Izri explains why more people are embracing singlehood, as the hit show "Love Is Blind" comes to Canada looking for contestants.

Plus: a display of divinity. Eric Sorensen explains why thousands of Chicago White Sox fans were wearing black hats last night.

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Sarah MacDonald reports on one family's frightening race to escape the Bald Ridge fire in B.C., as much uncertainty lies ahead for tens of thousands of evacuees.

Jackson Proskow explains how U.S. President Donald Trump switched planes and took a decoy flight after another death threat.

Nathaniel Dove updates the urgent search for survivors and victims following yesterday's powerful earthquake in Colombia.

Jacqueline Hansen explains why more Canadians are struggling with debt and filing for insolvency, as the insolvency rate nears a 17-year high.

Reform UK Leader Nigel Farage is hoping to reclaim his parliamentary seat in the English seaside riding of Clacton in a byelection, but he has some stiff competition from a self-described intergalactic space warrior. Redmond Shannon introduces you to Count Binface, Farage's garbage-can-wearing rival, and looks at how voters are feeling.

A Canadian man is in prison in Hawaii. The former flight attendant pretended to be a pilot, and managed to get hundreds of free flight on U.S. airlines. Touria Izri explains how the lies caught up to him.

Plus, going streaking: Heidi Petracek explains the best ways for Canadians to catch a meteor shower, a partial solar eclipse, and a planetary parade.

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Raging wildfires near Summerland, B.C. have forced thousands from their homes, with one elderly woman having died while fleeing. How evacuees are also agonizing over what to leave behind.

Plus, the desperate search for survivors in Colombia after a devastating earthquake.

And downtown Halifax is shut down over a bomb threat to the U.S. consulate.

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The Bald Ridge Fire in B.C. has forced tens of thousands to evacuate, and shows no signs of slowing. How evacuees are trying to cope.

U.S. President Trump's Gaza peace plan is upended after Israel's prime minister says he's backing out of it.

Plus, a brewing controversy over British pubs: why London officials want patrons to take a seat.

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More than 20,000 people in British Columbia's interior, including a Global News team, flee from one of the fastest wildfires crews have ever seen -- as the province declares a state of emergency.

Plus, the U.S. president names his former lawyer as the country's attorney general. What that means for the U.S. Justice Department's independence.

And the Canadian conservationist who has had a species of seahorse named after her.

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Canada mulls concessions in U.S. trade talks, from alcohol to autos, as the Carney government seeks tariff relief.

Plus, the deadly rampage at a school in Thailand, where a 14-year-old student carried out a mass shooting.

And a song that spans centuries: how an organ is performing the world's longest concert.

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Wildfires force thousands more people from their homes, as smoke smothers parts of British Columbia. Plus, how the community of Spokane, Washington is trying to confront their wildfire tragedy with kindness.

A notorious Indian gang exploits student visas to commit crimes on Canadian soil. The revelations from a classified report.

And the rising tennis star from the Philippines who's stirring the hears of Canada's Filipino community.

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Angela Jung reports from Vernon, B.C. on the heartache for wildfire survivors, and how the community is rallying around those who have lost everything.

Heather Yourex-West reports from Spokane, Wash. on how the city is dealing with its worst disaster, and the progress firefighters are making.

An overnight Russian ballistic missile attack has killed 17 people in Ukraine, which was not able to intercept any of the strikes. Redmond Shannon reports on how Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy is calling for defence missiles, and why he may no longer be able to rely on the U.S. for that aid.

A progressive candidate narrowly beat Rep. Haley Stevens, a centrist, to win the Democratic Michigan Senate primary. Jackson Proskow explains what Abdul El-Sayed focused his campaign on, and what it means for the Democrats' chances in November's midterm elections.

A massive chunk of a SpaceX rocket has crashed into the moon. Heidi Petracek looks at how this collision is highlighting the growing problem of space junk.

And that's the kind of legendary career it's been. Eric Sorensen looks back on the legacy of Lloyd Robertson, a pillar of Canadian broadcasting.

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Angela Jung reports from Vernon, B.C. on the people racing to escape fast-moving flames, and how hundreds of homes have been lost.

Heather Yourex-West has made her way to Spokane, Wash. to survey the smouldering ruins left in the wake of devastating wildfires. She'll also tell you about the arrest police have made, and meteorologist Anthony Farnell explains how Spokane's wildfires became so disastrous.

Heidi Petracek reports on the fresh lawsuits aimed at stopping U.S. President Donald Trump's tariffs.

Trump is warning the latest talks between the U.S. and Iran are the “last chance” for the latter to forge a deal. He's said this before, though. Could it be different this time? Jackson Proskow reports.

Jillian Piper reports on the pressure on the Canadian government to protect the life of Moninder Singh, a prominent Sikh leader in British Columbia.

Plus, Ella Macdonald reports on the simple breath test that could detect breast cancer.

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