Police and volunteers are scouring Pictou County, Nova Scotia for two children ages four and six, who have gone missing since Friday morning. The pair are believed to have wandered off, with RCMP saying there is no evidence of an abduction. Plus, a series of memorial masses were held around Vancouver on Saturday, to honour victims of last week's deadly attack at the Lapu Lapu Festival that killed 11 people.

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Iconic Canadian filmmaker David Cronenberg has gained international acclaim for his unusual and disturbing films, exploring horrific violations of the human body. His latest movie, ‘The Shrouds’ is in theatres now. It's his most personal and emotional film yet. Eric Sorensen sat down with Cronenberg to discuss the movie and his legacy of “body horror.”

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The woman at the centre of the Hockey Canada sex assault trial testifies. What she says happened at a London, Ontario bar on the night in question. In politics, Prime Minister Mark Carney and U.S. President Donald Trump set a date for their first meeting at the White House, while federal Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre's plan to regain a seat in the House of Commons is now known. Mike Armstrong reports from the Netherlands about the volunteers who are sharing the stories of fallen Canadian soldiers. Plus, Global's Eric Sorensen sits down with David Cronenberg, the legendary Canadian mastermind behind the body horror film genre, about making movies filled with death and darkness, and why he chose to stay in Canada. And while King Charles is set to visit Canada soon, Prince Harry says the pair isn't on speaking terms. What Harry is now hoping for.

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What's behind Ontario's alarming rise in measles cases; where else infections are increasing; and what public health units are focusing on now. The new reprieve for Canada's auto industry just before it was set to get slapped with more tariffs. Why Prime Minister Mark Carney will be moving into Rideau Cottage instead of 24 Sussex Drive. It wasn't exactly 'Bay Days,' but parts of the Hudson's Bay Company were up on the auction block. What's up for grabs; the interested buyers; and the calls for the company to return historic artifacts to Indigenous communities. Plus, Mike Armstrong reports from the Dutch town of Groesbeek, where the critical contributions of Canadians are being honoured 80 years after the Netherlands was liberated from the Nazis.

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U.S. President Donald Trump's kind words for Prime Minister Mark Carney ahead of their first White House meeting. Who could be in Carney's new cabinet. The pointed words from Nova Scotia Premier Tim Houston and Ontario Premier Doug Ford after federal Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre lost both his own seat and the election. What's the likelihood Poilievre can stay as the party's leader? Seán O'Shea reports on the new video evidence presented at the sex assault trial of five former world junior hockey players. Plus, Global's Scott Roblin introduces you to the young Saskatoon woman raising the bar for women's weightlifting.

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The challenges ahead for Prime Minister Mark Carney as the Liberals win another minority government. What's next for Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre after he lost his own riding? How the NDP lost official party status and its leader. Plus, the hopes the Liberals can reset relations with the Prairies.

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What Vancouver police are saying about the victims and suspect in the Lapu Lapu festival tragedy. Canadians go to the polls in the most consequential federal election in decades. Plus, what caused a major blackout in Spain, Portugal, and parts of France?

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Messages of condolence are coming in from across the country and around the world following a mass casualty event in Vancouver last night. The driver of an SUV crashing though a crowd at a Filipino celebration. Police now say 11 people are dead ranging in age from five to 65. Many more are in hospital. A suspect is in custody and authorities believe it was not an act of terrorism.

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An estimated 250,000 people showed up to Pope Francis’s funeral on Saturday to say a final farewell. Among those in attendance were a number of world leaders along with pilgrims from all around the globe. Many waited though the night to be part of a congregation like no other. The faithful and clergy were joined by those who just wanted to be there.

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In London, Ontario, a judge in the sexual assault trial of five former world junior hockey players has declared a mistrial. While that doesn't mean the trial is over, it will have to start all over again with a brand new jury. Plus with election day on Monday, Canada's federal party leaders are doing whatever they can to squeeze out the last possible votes, in the east and west.

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