Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre shares his vision for the Canadian Armed Forces.

Assembly of First Nations making plans to reform Child Welfare but still don't know how much money they will get from the federal government. 

Alberta is reversing its ban on hunting grizzly bears.

Child welfare reform, financial transparency and First Nations policing are all on the agenda at the AFN's summer assembly. 

The CFIA has recalled 15 Silk and Great Value plant-based milk products, because of possible listeria contamination.

Ticketmaster offers credit monitoring services to some Canadian customers after security breach detected.

June was the 12th month in a row to hit temperatures above the pre-Industrial era average, according to new data.

Russian missiles hit critical infrastructure in Ukraine, including Childrens' hospital in Kyiv. 

Calls continue for Joe Biden to reconsider his US presidential candidacy.

People across Israel mark nine months since the October 7th Hamas attacks.

Leaders from NATO nations will be in Washington this week to mark the alliance's 75th anniversary.

At least 7 people were killed in western India when a 5-storey residential building collapsed.

US President Joe Biden insists he is still fit for the job, and isn't going anywhere.

There are reports today that Hamas has accepted a US backed proposal for a phased ceasefire in Gaza.

The Canadian and US governments are at odds over new Digital Services Tax.

A landslide win for Labour in Britain's general election.

In June, Canada's unemployment rate increased to 6.4%, marking a stagnation in the jobs market.

Struggling Biden faces crucial ABC interview amidst doubts over mental sharpness, vows to press forward in presidential race against Trump.

Hurricane Beryl is roaring toward Mexico with windspeeds of about 200 kilometre per hour.

People across the United Kingdom voting in a snap election.

Unionized workers at Ontario's Liquor Control Board are facing potential job action with a strike deadline set for midnight.  

An investigation into a deadly and crowded relgious event in northern India has begun.

Britain's Conservative party struggling to hold on to power in tomorrow's general election. 

Some stranded West Jet passengers left making their own travel arrangements.

Police whistleblower alleges fellow officers made the domestic abuse she suffered at home, even worse.

A ban on the transportation of heavy fuel oils in arctic waters has come into effect.

Italian courts accuse luxury fashion retailers of profiting off of exploitative work conditions.

The U.S. Supreme Court has made a decision in Donald Trump's presidential immunity case. 

WestJet and mechanics union reach deal to end strike. 

Newfoundland and Labrador's unknown soldier getting a full military funeral in St. John's.