There is backlash around the world over Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's plan to take over Gaza City, which his security cabinet approved last night. Redmond Shannon and Vincent McAviney report on the reaction, what it would mean for one million Palestinians, and the fears for the hostages. Mackenzie Gray reports on what's behind the pay raise for Canada's military members, and the potential boost in benefits and bonuses. Heidi Petracek reports on how some provinces are cracking down on open fires and outdoor activities to prevent more wildfires, and the criticism the moves are government overreach. Candice Cole explains why many Ukrainians are pessimistic about a possible peace plan that the U.S. and Russia may draw up. Plus, Eric Sorensen looks at how Canadian tennis champion Victoria Mboko's rise to the top has been decades in the making.

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Canadian teenaged tennis sensation Victoria Mboko defies expectations and wins the National Bank Open in Montreal. Touria Izri reports on the victory and the excitement leading up to today's match. NBA superstar Shai Gilgeous-Alexander receives a rare honour from his hometown of Hamilton, Ont. Eric Sorensen reports on the tribute for the MVP. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu confirms his intention to seize control of Gaza. Redmond Shannon reports on what would happen to Palestinians, and the pushback against the plan. Krista Hessey brings you a Global News investigation into allegations of mistreatment at a facility that's supposed to help troubled teenagers. Plus, claw and disorder: Dawna Friesen tells you about the little dog that took on a large bear that invaded a West Vancouver, B.C. home.

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Parts of Newfoundland and Labrador are up in flames. Heidi Petracek reports on the wildfire evacuations, and what the province may do to try to prevent new wildfires. U.S. Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is cancelling funding for mRNA vaccine development programs. Eric Sorensen explains why critics call it a bad day for science. Jackson Proskow reports on the ugly political battle in Texas over redrawing congressional maps. Felicia Parrillo looks at the potential itinerary of a strike at Air Canada, and what travellers need to know. Plus, 80 years after an atomic bomb exploded over Hiroshima, Japan, Redmond Shannon reports on the rising fears about the potential of nuclear warfare. And there's exciting news about Canadian teen tennis phenom Victoria Mboko at the National Bank Open.

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Prime Minister Mark Carney throws Canada's softwood lumber industry a financial lifeline as it struggles with U.S. tariffs. Mackenzie Gray reports on the federal loans and grants for companies. Growing wildfires are threatening parts of Newfoundland and Labrador. Heidi Petracek reports on the evacuations and the suspicions people are fuelling the flames. Redmond Shannon reports on who might be able to stop Israel's possible plan to seize control of Gaza. Jackson Proskow reports on the U.S. Coast Guard's scathing new report blaming OceanGate CEO Stockton Rush's ignorance and arrogance for the trail of failures leading to the Titan submersible disaster. Heather Yourex-West explains the downside to an increase of visitors to Canadian tourist hot spots. Plus, acing it: Eric Sorensen reports on the meteoric rise of Ontario tennis phenom Victoria Mboko, who's only 18 years old.

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Wildfire smoke is smothering much of Canada. Heather Yourex-West reports on the health hazards from raging wildfires, and the new evacuations. More Gazans are dying to get food. Vincent McAviney reports on what hundreds of former Israeli security officials are urging; and what Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is reportedly planning for Gaza. Reggie Cecchini reports on the diplomatic stalemate as U.S. President Donald Trump's deadline for Russia to end its war on Ukraine nears. In Manitoba, Melissa Ridgen explains why there are suspicions Nahanni Fontaine, the province's families minister, is blocking emails from foster parents. Candice Cole explains the controversy surrounding a new American Eagle Outfitters ad featuring actor Sydney Sweeney, and how even Trump is weighing in on it. Plus, unwanted pets wanted. Why one Danish zoo's request is causing an uproar.

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As wildfires rage across Canada, air quality alerts have been issued for much of the country, as thick smoke settles over several major cities. We look at the flames fuelling the summer health hazard. Plus, Canadian swimming phenom Summer McIntosh bags another gold medal at the world swimming championships in Singapore. How she has set a new Canadian record while inspiring fans back home.

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As U.S. President Donald Trump's new tariff increases kick into effect, there are new signs his radical trade policies are already weakening America's economy. Plus, Trump has also ordered two nuclear submarines to reposition, as his spat with Russia over the war in Ukraine escalates.

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Canada is taking stock today after U.S. President Donald Trump's tariff deadline passed. Mackenzie Gray reports on the muted response from the federal government; Mercedes Stephenson looks at why Canada is seemingly being targeted; and Mike Armstrong reports on some of the sectors being hit hard. Trump's tariffs won't kick in for other countries until Thursday. Candice Cole breaks down which nations have the highest levies, and how they're reacting. Redmond Shannon explains what U.S. officials are trying to accomplish as they visit Gaza, and what starving residents want them to know. Megan King looks at how Canada marked Emancipation Day today, the celebration of nearly two centuries since slavery was abolished in Canada. Plus, boy oh boy. Why a little boy in Ohio is being called the world's oldest baby.

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Just hours after saying he didn't like Canada's intention to recognize Palestine as a state, U.S. President Donald Trump slapped 35% tariffs on some Canadian imports. How Trump is justifying the levies, and the wide-ranging reaction to Canada's support for Palestinian statehood, as the desperation for food in Gaza only deepens. Parts of British Columbia are burning. Neetu Garcha reports on the scores of people in the crosshairs of out-of-control wildfires. Plus, using artificial intelligence to help people bitten by snakes. Candice Cole reports on the solution that could slither into reality and save lives.

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Prime Minister Mark Carney says Canada will join other countries in recognizing Palestine as a state. Dawna Friesen looks at why, and the conditions that must be met; and Mike Armstrong reports on whether anything is changing for Palestinians struggling to stave off starvation in Gaza. Time is running out for Canada to reach a trade deal with the U.S. Mackenzie Gray explains what this means for interest rates, and whether Canada can escape a recession; while Anne Gaviola looks at how central banks work. One of the strongest earthquakes ever recorded has rattled Russia. Jackson Proskow reports on the far-reaching ripple effects, and what might come next. In Quebec, Sébastien Simon, who murdered Brigitte Serre, 17, in a January 2006 gas station robbery, is being allowed to leave prison on escorted day trips. Dan Spector explains why the Parole Board believes Simon has earned this. Dan will also speak with Serre's family for their reaction. Plus: Heather Yourex-West reports on the asteroid that could crash into the moon, what it means for us earthlings and all the technology we rely on.

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