U.S. President Donald Trump throws yet another wrench into the trade talks with Canada. Jackson Proskow reports on Trump's latest threat, the timeline, and what Trump might be actually trying to achieve. Neetu Garcha reports on the wildfires and evacuations across Western Canada, and how Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew fired back when some American politicians complained about the drifting smoke from the flames. Mike Armstrong has new details about the four Quebec men accused of plotting to create an anti-government militia, and how the group may have obtained some weapons and prohibited devices. Nathaniel Dove reports on the stark decisions facing malnourished Palestinians in Gaza as Europe secures a deal with Israel to provide more aid. And changing of the guard: Redmond Shannon looks at the Canadian military regiment granted a rare royal honour in London, and how it signals a message of solidarity with Canada.

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Israel's latest deadly attack in Gaza has killed young children waiting for nutritional supplements. Redmond Shannon reports on how a place of refuge became a bloodbath. In Ontario, police are investigating an attempted murder they first thought was an animal attack. Nathaniel Dove reports on the teenager charged, and the eight-year-old victim. A B.C. man has been charged in the death of his estranged wife just hours after he was convicted of uttering threats and choking her. Neetu Garcha explains what's known about the tragic case, and how domestic violence experts are calling for justice system reforms. Manitoba has declared its second provincewide wildfire emergency this year. Also, the Royal Canadian Air Force has welcomed its first woman commander. Plus, how much would you pay for Jane Birkin’s original Hermès bag? And hip hippo hooray: the big bash to mark a milestone for Moo Deng, the world's favourite baby hippopotamus.

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Four Quebec men, including two active members of the Canadian Armed Forces (CAF), are facing terrorism charges for planning to create an anti-government militia and seize land near Quebec City. Touria Izri tracked down the father of one suspect and spoke with him about the allegations and the arrest. Neetu Garcha explains when the rules will be relaxed on buying booze in other provinces, and the brewing questions some businesses have. Redmond Shannon reports on what Ukraine says is Russia's biggest attack yet, and what the U.S. is considering to help Ukraine. Jackson Proskow explains why MAGA supporters are angry no more documents about the Jeffrey Epstein case will be released. Plus, the first Barbie with Type 1 diabetes has been released. And message in a bottle: Mike Armstrong has the sweet story about how the memories of a Canadian couple's romantic date were discovered 13 years later in Ireland.

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Neetu Garcha sits down for a chat with Arjun Nimmala, a rising star in the Toronto Blue Jays and one of the few professional baseball players of Indian descent. At just 19 years old, Nimmala's path to the diamond began not in a baseball dugout, but on a cricket field in Florida. Raised by Indian-born parents, his journey weaves together sport, culture, and ambition. From his earliest days with a bat to playing under the lights on South Asian Heritage Night in Vancouver, Nimmala opens up about identity, breaking stereotypes, and chasing his MLB dream.

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Four Quebec men, including two active members of the Canadian Armed Forces (CAF), are facing terrorism charges. Touria Izri reports on what the men are accused of plotting; what police seized; the prevalence of extremism in the military, and the difficulty in weeding it out. Jackson Proskow reports on the criticism Texans were not properly warned about the recent flooding disaster. Israel's defence minister wants to establish a "humanitarian city" on the ruins of Rafah, where all Palestinians would be confined. As Redmond Shannon reports, critics say that amounts to a crime against humanity. Plus, Melissa Ridgen reports on a deadly plane crash in Manitoba. David Akin explains why a little known government watchdog is calling for an overhaul in the federal procurement process. And Heidi Petracek introduces you to a legally blind Nova Scotia teenager who is changing how eye disease is diagnosed.

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At least 100 people, many of them children, have died across central Texas due to catastrophic flooding. Jackson Proskow reports on the grim recovery mission, the missing children, and the obstacles for crews. Back in Canada, two provinces are making nice and making deals. Colin D'Mello reports on what Alberta and Ontario have agreed to consider, and what Premiers Danielle Smith and Doug Ford are trying to persuade each other to do. U.S. President Donald Trump is hosting Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu at the White House. What Netanyahu presented Trump with. Also, what the U.S. Department of Justice and the FBI have concluded about sex offender Jeffrey Epstein's death and the claims he had a "client list." Plus, murder by mushroom: an Australian woman is convicted of killing her relatives with poisonous food. Neetu Garcha reports on Erin Patterson's denials, and the evidence.

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In Texas, officials continue their search for missing individuals following devastating flash floods that occurred on Friday. The confirmed death toll has risen to at least 70, including more than 20 children, with 11 young girls from a Christian summer camp still unaccounted for. Peace talks are gaining momentum as Israel intensifies its military operations in Gaza, targeting areas near aid distribution points. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is on his way to Washington for a meeting with U.S. President Donald Trump, set for Monday. Additionally, a delegation from Netanyahu's government has arrived in Qatar for crucial negotiations aimed at ending the conflict in Gaza.

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In Central Texas, a search and rescue operation is underway as crews scour the swollen Guadalupe River for more than two dozen missing individuals, swept away by severe flooding, including 20 girls from Camp Mystic. The disaster has resulted in at least 32 fatalities, including 14 children. Plus Prime Minister Mark Carney has spent the last two days at the Calgary Stampede, where he conducted his first broadcast interview with Global News since the election. He addressed the growing sentiment for separatism in Alberta and outlined his approach to engaging with U.S. President Donald Trump.

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Tonight, we have part 3 of our investigation into Canada’s vaccine injury support program, which reveals the federal government severely underestimated the number of claims it would receive. Carolyn Jarvis explains how that's left thousands of people in limbo. Parts of Texas are dealing with a rising death toll as flood waters ravage riverfront communities this holiday weekend. In Ukraine, residents of Kyiv are cleaning up after the largest aerial assault Russia has unleashed since the start of the war. Vincent McAviney reports on what this could mean for military aid from the U.S., as russia seems unwilling to end this war. And, Neetu Garcha sits down with a Blue Jays top prospect who’s breaking barriers, and hoping to represent his south asian heritage in the major leagues.

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Whistleblowers are making allegations about what it's like to work for the federal Vaccine Injury Support Program. Carolyn Jarvis reports on the claims the $50-million initiative was more playful than professional. Bomb threats were made at six Canadian airports today. Nathaniel Dove reports on the turbulence and the ripple effects. More Palestinians waiting for food have been killed. Redmond Shannon reports on the new evidence they're being targeted by U.S. contractors and Israeli troops. As people are continually pushed to make healthy food choices, Katherine Ward reports on the government action the World Health Organization believes will change behaviour and save lives. And Eric Sorensen sits down with Teresa Resch, the president of the Toronto Tempo, Canada's first WNBA team, about what she hopes to achieve on and off the basketball court.

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