US Secretary of Defence Pete Hegseth holds morning newser, insisting strikes dealt a severe blow to Iranian nuclear sites. 

Iran's Supreme leader congratulates nation for victory over Israel in first public appearance since ceasefire. 

3 Palestinian men killed by Israeli settlers who attacked and set fire to their community near Ramallah. 

Mexico's top court orders release of case file on 43 missing Ayotzinapa students. 

Prime Minister Mark Carney's major projects bill C5 could pass in the Senate as early as today. 

Americans reflect on 10 years since the United States legalized same-sex marriage. 

Buskers in Quebec City slam a new rule requiring they sing in French only.

Canada and its European NATO allies agree to a new defence spending target -- 5 per cent of GDP by 20-35.

Donald Trump says he's confident the 12-day war between Iran and Israel is over.

Israel's ceasefire with Iran holds, but war in Gaza rages on. 

British Columbia's Health Minister under pressure to fix a pediatric crisis at BC's biggest interior hospital. 

Wildfires force organizers to shorten the annual Yukon River Quest. 

5,000 residents of Flin Flon, Manitoba returning home, after wildfires forced the city to evacuate. 

US President Donald Trump uses profanity while saying both Israel and Iran have violated ceasefire. 

Prime Minister Mark Carney confirms Canadian soldiers were stationed at the US base in Qatar targeted by Iran yesterday. 

Palestinian hospitals say Israeli forces kill 25 people by opening fire on a crowd waiting for aid. 

NATO leaders' summit appears more focused on spending than war in Ukraine. 

Environmental effects of a catastrophic failure at the Eagle Gold Mine in Yukon are still being felt downstream. 

Statistics Canada says the annual pace of inflation held steady at 1.7% in May. 

Alberta NDP leader Naheed Nenshi wins a Legislature seat in one of three provincial byelections. 

US President Donald Trump muses about regime change in Iran. 

Israel says it struck symbolic targets in Tehran, including Evin prison. 

Iranian Canadians worry over family caught up in Israel-Iran war. 

NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte says members have agreed to a new defence spending target: 5 per cent of GDP.

Prime Minister Mark Carney to sign on to new pact that opens door to $1.5 trillion ReArm Europe program. 

Victims of 1985 Air India bombing honoured in online archive. 

A rare June heat wave brings sweltering temperatures to Ontario and Quebec.

The Pentagon says Iran's nuclear sites were 'severely damaged' after U.S. strike. 

CBC News is on the ground on the Turkish/Iranian border where many Iranians are fleeing the war. 

Israeli forces recover bodies of 2 hostages and a soldier in Gaza.  

Many of those returning home after evacuation order lifted in northern Saskatchewan find their homes destroyed. 

CBC Indigenous takes a look at the rich musical tradition of some communities as part of National Indigenous History Month. 

Israel targets nuclear site in central Iran; kills military commander and nuclear scientist.

Russia's President Vladimir Putin says Moscow to seize more of Ukraine's territory.

There's mixed reaction among indigenous groups over Ottawa's Big Projects legislation.

Canadian businesses urge Carney government to open its doors wider to trade with China.

Today is National Indigenous Day with celebrations across Canada.

Iranian and European foreign ministers hold talks in Geneva today as part of diplomatic effort to end the Israel-Iran conflict.

UN Security Council meets on Israel-Iran conflict.

The Liberal government set to pass its major projects bill as the House rises for the summer.

Local businessman Mike Pemberton becomes the new leader of Yukon's Liberal party and the new premier.

Mixed progress on health-related calls to action from the Truth and Reconciliation Commission.

Summer blockbuster, Jaws, turns 50.

Iran hits Israeli hospital in fresh round of counter attacks in Middle East. 

First Nations leaders say Mark Carney's major projects bill C-5 should not receive royal assent until the governor general addresses their concerns. 

The mother of 3-year-old Quebec girl who was found after missing for 3 days to make court appearance Friday.

Yukon Liberal Party members vote for new leader. 

Company which was ordered to repay temporary foreign workers who complained about work conditions at Canadian Tire, says it will appeal.

People across the U.S. are celebrating Juneteenth, but the Trump administration has no official events planned.

The world is waiting to see if US President Donald Trump will enter the conflict between Israel and Iran.

MAGA followers and Republican lawmakers divided about potential U.S. involvement in Israel-Iran conflict. 

CSIS says hostile state actors may be trying to deceptively hire private investigators to track people in Canada. 

Officials in Prime Minister Mark Carney's office say the US wanted to water down a G7 statement about Russia's war in Ukraine, then retract the statement. 

There is still no trace of Lilly and Jack Sullivan, the two young siblings who disappeared in Pictou, Nova Scotia. 

Young Indigenous drummers from Squamish Nation in British Columbia, go viral with performance for grizzly bears on Grouse Mountain. 

US President Donald Trump denies he left the G7 summit early to work on ceasefire between Israel and Iran. 

Trump's absence a problem for India's Narendra Modi, who wanted to talk tariffs at G7 summit. 

Gaza Health Ministry says Israeli tanks killed at least 50 Palestinians killed waiting for aid in Khan Younis. 

Canada's cancer-screening guidelines might be outdated, so the group that sets them is getting an overhaul. 

The University of Alberta now says it will no longer use the controversial "Casper" medical school test.