Arctic security, infrastructure needs on the agenda at Inuit-Crown partnership meeting
Prime Minister Mark Carney says Arctic sovereignty and affordability are top of mind as he attends an Inuit-Crown partnership meeting in Quebec.
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CTV National News: Continued uncertainty ahead for CUSMA as deadline nears
Negotiators and leaders offer mixed messages on whether they expect the CUSMA trade agreement to be renewed before the July 1 deadline. Abigail Bimman reports.
CTV National News: PM Carney rolls back Trudeau-era environmental policies
PM Carney is rolling back Trudeau-era environmental protections as Canada looks to secure economic stability as an energy superpower. Mike Le Couteur reports.
Carney rolls back emissions targets, defends new energy strategy
PM Carney says Canada will miss its near-term emissions targets, as the federal government shifts climate policy to prioritize affordability and energy growth.
Canadian industries feeling ‘insecure’ ahead of expected CUSMA deadline extension
CTV News’ Annie Bergeron-Oliver has the latest on what’s at stake for Canadian industries and what will happen if a deal is not signed on July 1st.
Chinese dissident reaches Canada after daring 40-hour sea escape
After years in Chinese prisons, dissident Dong Guangping escapes by sea and arrives in Canada determined to keep speaking out for human rights.
Canadian pays for pre-construction condo in Mexico that was never built
More than 100 thousand Canadians own property in Mexico, but if you plan to buy real estate you have to be careful. Pat Foran explains.
Blue Jay Gold advances high-grade Steller gold project in Yukon with fully funded drill campaign
Geordie Mark, CEO and Director of Blue Jay Gold Corp., discusses the company's high-grade gold exploration focus on its flagship Steller project in Canada's Yukon.
How Canadians can stay safe during ‘dangerous’ extreme heat
Dr. Christopher Labos provides tips on how to stay cool as extreme heat is set to hit parts of Canada.
Six people missing after charter boat sinks off B.C. coast
CTV News’ Kraig Krause has the latest on the investigation into the six passengers that went missing after a charter boat sank off the coast of B.C.
Giving trees rights: Quebec town making a big legal statement to protect nature
Yenny Vega Cárdenas, of the International Observatory on the Rights of Nature explains what this means and how this action is part of a larger global movement.
‘It’s quite difficult to understand Mr. Trump at times’: Thompson on Trump’s latest threats to Iran
Maj.-Gen. (Ret’d) Denis Thompson says Trump has ‘many issues to resolve’ during the 60-day ceasefire after a weekend of exchanging strikes with Iran.
What Canadians think about safe injection sites
A new national study suggests Canadians generally view supervised consumption sites as beneficial and do not believe they have negative effects.
Canada wins its first ever knock-out match in FIFA World Cup
Canada has won its first-ever knockout game in a men’s FIFA World Cup, taking on South Africa with a 1-0 win.
Canada leads South Africa after stoppage-time goal from Eustaquio
Stephen Eustaquio has Canada leading South Africa in stoppage time after firing a perfect strike to the corner of the net.
What Canadians think about safe injection sites
A new national study suggests Canadians generally view supervised consumption sites as beneficial and do not believe they have negative effects.