Manitoba declares province-wide state of emergency over wildfires. 

Alberta battles wildfires amid extreme heat warning.

Fire in central Labrador knocks out power to Labrador City and Wabush, forces closure of part of Trans-Labrador Highway.

U.S. Court of International Trade rules many of Donald Trump's tariffs illegal. 

Elon Musk leaves Trump administration after leading effort to slash U.S. government. 

Canada's sovereignty top of mind at Ottawa defence trade show.

Historical documents show health officials knew gold mines in N.W.T. were contaminating the city of Yellowknife in the 1940s and '50s.

Chinese paraglider ordered to stay grounded after updraft takes him 8,000 metres into the sky.

Indigenous leaders in Yukon say support for the search for unmarked graves near former residential schools appears to be diminishing. 

Prime Minister Mark Carney makes his Question Period debut. 

US President Donald Trump says Canada will have to pay 61 Billion USD to join Golden Dome missile defence system. 

Israel says its forces have killed senior Hamas leader Mohammed Sinwar. 

World Meteorological Organization warns the next 5 years could be the hottest on record, and on average, warm by more than 1.5 degrees Celsius. 

Two men convicted in a cross-border human smuggling case to be sentenced in U.S. 

US embassies around the world ordered to stop processing new visas for foreign students.

King Charles delivers throne speech, starting new session of Canadian Parliament. 

Yukon, B.C. agree to work together on electrical grid connection. 

The controversial Gaza Humanitarian Foundation releases photos to prove it has begun distributing food to Palestinians. 

Russia's defence ministry says its troops have taken control of more territory in eastern Ukraine. 

Sexual assault trial for five former World Junior players continues, after judge rules key piece of evidence inadmissible. 

Venture capital money for Canadian startups could dry up with U.S. tariffs. 

Blue Danube by Austrian composer Johann Strauss to be beamed into outer space. 

US President Donald Trump says Vladimir Putin has gone absolutely crazy following a major round of aerial attacks on Ukraine.

Health officials in Gaza say more than 50 people killed by Israeli airstrikes overnight. 

Judge rules some text messages are not admissable as evidence in sexual assault trial of 5 former world junior hockey players.

B.C. man has his credit score completely wiped out due to a policy that could affect millions of Canadians.

6 candidates in the running to become speaker in House of Commons. 

87-year-old Louise Fraser goes to University, gets education degree, in quest to teach Cree. 

Russia and Ukraine say they have completed an exchange of prisoners of war the largest since the war began.

Today marks five years to the day since George Floyd was murdered by a police officer in Minneapolis.

Texas is a step closer to requiring all public school classrooms to display the Ten Commandments.

Big week ahead in Ottawa where Parliament is set to open and King Charles prepares to deliver Speech from the Throne.

In southeastern Australia, floods are being blamed for at least eight deaths as the clean up continues after the region's worst floods in decades.

Uganda's parliament passes a controversial bill allowing civilians to be tried in military court.

The French Riviera has been hit with a second power outage in just two days in what officials say is likely arson.

Ukraine officials say Russia carried out a large-scale overnight attack targeting Kyiv.

European Union reacts to Donald Trump's latest tariff threat, calling for respect, not ultimatums.

King Charles' upcoming visit to Ottawa to assert Canadian sovereignty as Donald Trump threatens annexation.

Judge rules NHL player Brett Howden's text message can’t be used as evidence at sex assault trial of ex-world junior players. 

North American markets slump after U.S. president Donald Trump threatens new tariffs against Apple and the European Union. 

Harvard University sues Trump administration for barring it from enrolling international students.

Conservative Kathy Borrelli is holding onto the riding of Windsor—Tecumseh—Lakeshore in electoral recount.

Results of ballot recount in N.L. riding of Terra Nova-The Peninsulas expected today. 

Two employees of Israel's embassy in Washington - Yaron Lischinsky and Sarah Milgram - shot dead in U.S. capital. 

Pressure is mounting on Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre to fire his national campaign manager Jenni Byrne. 

Stellantis pauses production of Windsor, Ontario-made Charger Daytona for 2026 model year.

US federal judge admonishes White House for deporting 8 people to South Sudan against court orders. 

Canadian judge rules NHL player had inconsistencies in testimony at sex assault trial of ex-world junior players. 

Quebec's official bird, the snowy owl, placed on 'at risk species' list.

Kermit the Frog to be commencement speaker at University of Maryland. 

G7 finance ministers work to keep relations friendly at summit in Banff, Alberta.  

Quebec's culture minister to table bill that will force digital platforms to add more francophone content. 

Pope Leo appeals for Israel to allow more humanitarian aid into Gaza. 

Leaders in Puvirnituq, Quebec ask Ottawa for help with local water crisis. 

Heavy rain triggers flash floods in New South Wales, Australia.

US judge hold emergency hearing on immigrants allegedly deported to South Sudan. 

Some Canadian 2SLGBTQ+ athletes skipping World Pride in Washington, D.C., citing political climate in U.S.

Canada Post workers poised to walk off the job on Friday morning. 

Inflation slows to 1.7 per cent in April.

Canada and international allies face backlash from Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who says "European countries" should be more like US President Donald Trump. 

Toronto Police to re-investigate 2015 drowning of two men from the Tyendinaga Mohawk Territory. 

Trump Administration sends 68 "self-deported" immigrations back to Honduras and Colombia on a US government-funded flight.

Researchers say long waits for hip and knee replacements in Canada could be eliminated.