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‘There’s nothing that could have survived’: evacuee loses home of 19 years to Summerland fire

Kyla Gaudiuso, a Summerland wildfire evacuee, says her children are ‘devastated’ by the loss of their longtime home.

CTV National News: Calgary water main breaks and opens sinkhole, locals say it’s a recurring problem

Calgary residents and business owners are fed up with aging infrastructure as a water main breakage highlights a recurring problem.

CTV National News: Researchers say this grain could make farming cheaper and easier

Kernza, a grain similar to wheat and barley, is showing big potential as an alternative to traditional crops. Maria Sarrouh reports.

CTV National News: New menopause drug offering alternative to hormone therapy

An experimental menopause drug developed by Vancouver-based AbCellera is providing hope to many women suffering through symptoms. Adrian Ghobrial reports.

CTV National News: Americans say they want Canada-U.S. trade to go back to normal

Amid ongoing trade negotiations, many Americans say that they don’t support the tariffs their president is seeking to impose on Canada. Mike Le Couteur reports.

CTV National News: Toronto flight attendant used fake pilot ID to get hundreds of free flights

Despite strict security, a Toronto flight attendant managed to use a fake ID to pose as a pilot and take hundreds of flights for free. Jon Woodward reports.

CTV National News: Wildfire evacuees struggle in limbo after lives uprooted and homes left behind

Andrew Johnson reports on the physical and emotional toll that evacuation has taken on the thousands of Summerland, B.C. residents forced to flee wildfires.

'We're going to take the time we need to get this right': Minister McGuinty on F-35 procurement

Defence Minister David McGuinty speaks about why the F-35 procurement review is taking so long and whether it is being impacted by Canada-U.S. trade talks.

Unifor and General Motors begin negotiations on a new labour contract

The union represents more than 4,600 members at Ontario GM facilities and have set a deadline of Aug. 21 to reach a tentative agreement.

‘A lot of my family has lost their home’: B.C. evacuee recounts her experience during the wildfires

Evacuee Tiffany Wilson praises the efforts of the Penticton Indian Band during the wildfires and urges residents to stay out of the nearby lakes.

‘It does look apocalyptic’: GlobalMedic executive director on the fight against B.C. wildfires

GlobalMedic Executive Director Rahul Singh on the assets that are needed to continue the fight against the raging wildfires in B.C.

‘Canada is moving from reliance to resilience’: Feds pledge $100M in support of steel industry

Minister of Transportation Steven MacKinnon announces the funding of $100 million towards interprovincial trade of Canadian steel.

Elderly woman confirmed dead amid raging wildfires in B.C.

CTV News’ Scott Hurst on the latest escalations of the wildfires in B.C., as property losses and dry conditions cause ‘significant problems’ across the province

CTV National News: Insurance losses continue to rise in Manitoba

Extreme rainstorms and flooding in Manitoba mean residents are filing insurance claims to hopefully reap some of the losses. Alex Karpa reports.

CTV National News: Long-awaited foreign interference registry finally running

According to a new law, agents lobbying for foreign powers are now obligated to have their names on a registry or face a hefty fine. Judy Trinh reports.