Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy met with British Prime Minister Keir Starmer in London today following the fallout from Friday’s extraordinary on-air exchange with U.S. President Donald Trump and Vice-President JD Vance. Starmer told Zelenskyy, ‘We stand with you, with Ukraine, for as long as it may take.’ As European leaders grapple with the Trump administration over the best path to peace, the war in Ukraine continues unabated. More missiles and bombs fell Saturday night, including one on a hospital, in Ukraine. Nathaniel Dove reports on why the fighting could get worse before a peace deal is reached. After stalled negotiations last fall, delegates at the UN Biodiversity Conference (COP-16) in Rome reached a landmark agreement that commits US$200 billion a year by 2030 to slow and "even reverse" biodiversity loss. Plus, Montreal joins cities worldwide in celebrating Nuit Blanche, an all-night contemporary art festival first launched in Paris in 2002. 

Fire and fury: hear how U.S. President Donald Trump and Vice President JD Vance yelled at Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy as their meeting at the White House went off the rails while cameras rolled. Where this leaves relations between the two nations; where this leave peace talks; and the reaction to the stunning moments pouring in from Canada and around the world. It's a group calling itself "The Canada Way": meet the Canadian veterans volunteering to deliver supplies in war-torn Ukraine. Plus, the Pope's latest health setback. And Ontario Premier Doug Ford's historic "three-peat": we'll delve into the election's winners and losers.

So it is March 4 after all: how U.S. President Donald Trump is justifying his decision to slap a 25 per cent tariff on most Canadian goods in just days. What's at stake for Ontario's political parties as voters head to the polls. The reaction from families of two Indigenous women after possible human remains are discovered at a Manitoba landfill. What Canadian travellers are demanding after dozens say they fell ill at a Mexican resort. Plus, the mystery of Gene Hackman's death, and how he emerged as one of the 20th century's greatest actors.

The new confusion about when U.S. President Donald Trump says he will hit Canada with tariffs. The doubts about the rare minerals deal that Trump claims Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has agreed to, and what Zelenskyy says is a dealbreaker. The mounting concerns about measles in Canada, after the first confirmed death in a Texas outbreak: the advice to people who got vaccinated years ago. Plus, how a B.C. farmer is being hailed a harvesting hero for providing food security to Black Canadians.

The new Ipsos poll showing the federal Liberals gaining momentum, as four candidates hold their first English debate in the race to replace Justin Trudeau. Why Andrew Furey is resigning as premier of Newfoundland and Labrador, and the blunt way he described U.S. President Donald Trump. What Indigenous leaders are accusing the RCMP of in a landmark lawsuit. Plus, the power of forgiveness: a grieving Quebec father's path to peace after one of Canada's deadliest disasters. 

World leaders mark three years since the start of Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine, as Ukrainian refugees in Canada reflect on how their lives have changed since. What Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is pledging, and the hopes this is the war's final chapter. How Pope Francis is doing, and how he's still carrying out some Papal duties from his hospital bed. How the Alternative for Germany (AfD), which came in second in the election, is pushing to be a part of that country's coalition government, and why it likely won't happen. Plus, remembering history-making singer Roberta Flack, who has died at age 88.

Pope Francis is spending another night in a Rome hospital, suffering from a complex lung infection and what the Vatican describes as mild kidney failure. Still, the Pope’s condition has not significantly worsened. Exit polls in Germany show the centre-right Christian Democratic Union party will come out on top in today’s snap federal election, with almost 30 per cent of the vote. Conservative leader Friedrich Merz is poised to become the new German Chancellor, but he will need to form a coalition, possibly with outgoing chancellor Olaf Scholz’s third place Social Democrats. As the world marks the third anniversary of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is expected to arrive in the besieged country for a summit of world leaders. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy confirmed the meeting as the U.S. signals a shift in its support of Kyiv. Plus, Israel and Hamas are accusing each other of violating the fragile Gaza ceasefire. Israel delayed the previously agreed upon release of over 600 Palestinian prisoners. Israel says it did so after the coffins of four deceased hostages were paraded through the streets of Gaza.

Pope Francis’ health has deteriorated after more than a week in hospital. The Vatican now says the 88-year-old Pontiff is now in critical condition. In a statement, the Vatican said “The Holy Father’s condition continues to be critical and that he suffered an asthma-like respiratory crisis of prolonged intensity which required the administration of high-flow oxygen. The Pope is not out of danger”

It is a sport tied to our sense of national identity – and on Friday, Canadians woke up with a new reason to feel proud. One of hockey’s brightest stars scored the winning goal against the U.S. in an overtime thriller at the 4 Nations Face-Off tournament -- amid heightened tensions over a U.S.-Canada trade war.

The deal U.S. President Donald Trump wants to make with Ukraine, as Russia launches fresh attacks. What's behind Dennis King's sudden resignation as premier of Prince Edward Island? The frustration from stranded air passengers, as flights in and out of Toronto Pearson International Airport are disrupted after Monday's crash. Plus, patriotism on the line and the ice: the hopes Team Canada gets revenge against the U.S. in the 4 Nations Face-Off final.