Canadian businesses prepare for new tariff hit after US trade talks collapse.

Reaction to new American tariffs mixed among US politicians.

New documents obtained by CBC News show US owner of Ambassador Bridge met with senior Canadian officials prior to the Gordie Howe Bridge's opening.

Wildfires rage near Reno, Nevada, endangering tens of thousands of lives.

Ukraine celebrates 35 years of independence from the Soviet Union.

New Zealand tables social media ban for children under 16.

New study by the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health shows mental health of Ontario youth still a concern, but there may be signs of a shift in the trend.

US President Donald Trump is lashing out at Canada on social media following the collapse of cross-border trade talks.

The White House is warning that new tariffs on Canadian goods will drive up U.S. consumer prices, risking political backlash in upcoming midterm elections.

Two crew members have been rescued and 22 remain missing after a cargo ship sank off India's eastern coast.

France is pledging to fast-track air defence deliveries to Ukraine following a surge in Russian missile strikes.

Washington is hosting an IndyCar street race around the U.S. Capitol to mark the country’s 250th birthday, sparking concerns over taxpayer costs and museum security.

New carbon testing shows an ancient Indigenous rock art site in Southern Saskatchewan is active as far back as twenty-one hundred years ago.

Political risks mount for Prime Minister Mark Carney as a prolonged trade war tests Canadian resolve.

Trump stays silent as trade war with Canada threatens U.S. border-state economies.

Farmers say regulatory delays are stalling Canada's goal to scale up food exports.

Active threat in Fort Smith, N.W.T., triggers community shelter-in-place order.

An autistic student from Gatineau is heading to Ontario to finish high school after being denied a disability exemption in Quebec.

Negotiators race against a midnight deadline as Canada and the U.S. near a major trade deal to avoid steep tariffs.

American winemakers face mounting losses and deep uncertainty as provincial booze bans become a major bargaining chip in Canada—U.S. trade talks.

Leaked audio captures U.S. Vice-President JD Vance offering candid thoughts on Mark Carney and Canada’s Conservative opposition.

At least fourteen people have been killed in a Myanmar military airstrike on a Buddhist monastery during a meditation retreat.

Two former organizers of Hong Kong’s annual Tiananmen Square vigils convicted of subversion under Beijing’s national security law.

Over 2,500 people have died from an Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo, as rising mistrust leads to violence against health workers.

London's High Court orders Prince Harry and six other high-profile figures to pay an interim nine and a half million pounds in legal fees to the Daily Mail's publisher.

Alberta’s technology minister faced boos and constant interruptions Thursday night at a heated town hall over Meta’s planned 13-billion-dollar data centre.

Canada’s 2SLGBTQ+ monument unveils in Ottawa today, honouring thousands forced out during decades of systemic discrimination.

One of Canada's top trade Dominic LeBlanc is back in Washington to try and solidify a new trade deal.

Cocaine continues to be the most-seized substance along the Canada-US border in southwestern Ontario.

At least 16 dead in Kyiv after overnight Russian attack.

Israel is rolling out tenders for parts of the occupied West Bank.

Congo is receiving 70,000 vaccine doses to help fight the fastest-spreading Ebola outbreak in history.

More bats are testing positive for rabies in British Columbia.

US President Donald Trump is pausing the latest round of tariffs against Canada.

Ukraine's former Defense Minister Mykhailo Fedorov is calling for wartime elections.

At least 23 people are dead after a minibus and a truck collided in Brazil.

Australian woman convicted of murder after serving poisonous mushrooms to in-laws is back in court.

More than 5,000 cases of Ebola have been confirmed in the Democratic Republic of Congo.

A treaty being negotiated by the BC government has some people worried they may lose access to an historic site near Victoria.

Canadian and American trade negotiators have one more day to make a deal before the US slaps a range of Canadian goods with 50 percent tariffs.

Some American businesses are bracing for possible impact if a trade deal between Canada and the US isn't reached.

Deadly school shooting in Philippines leaves student and shooter dead.

CBC News has learned that a lead instructor, and police officer, at a children's hockey camp pleaded guilty to assaulting children.

Opening arguments in Meta trial over child protections to begin today.

Nearly 20,000 fans will gather at Scotiabank Arena tonight to watch Caitlin Clark and the Indiana Fever take on the Toronto Tempo.

CBC News has learned trade negotiators fear steep U.S. tariffs will take effect Wednesday — leaving vulnerable sectors like Quebec's textile industry bracing for impact.

Opposition Leader Pierre Poilievre is calling on the prime minister to halt an upcoming gas tax hike and eliminate fuel taxes through next summer.

Ukraine launched one of its largest drone assaults of the war overnight, firing hundreds of drones into Russia that killed six people and hit targets across multiple regions.

Russian missile strikes have killed at least five people across Ukraine, forcing the partial shutdown of the country's main steel producer and igniting fires in Kyiv.

At least 12 people are dead after a bus carrying Polish pilgrims crashed into a ditch on a highway in eastern Hungary.

Morocco arrests over 100 people attempting to reach the Spanish exclave of Ceuta.

More than 50 people are dead and thousands are displaced after a 7.7 — magnitude quake triggered hundreds of aftershocks across eastern Indonesia.

Hurricane Lala hits the Big Island in Hawaii damaging homes and leaving tens of thousands of homes without power.

Atleast six people are dead as historic floods sweep through the state of Indiana in the United States.

Aging trees and extreme weather are causing coffee exports in Uganda to plummet, threatening one of the country's most vital industries.