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Belleville officer faces ‘significant road to recovery,’ though stable after synagogue shooting

Belleville police officials on the exchange of gunfire between a 29-year-old man and Constable Jeff Smith that left the suspect in life-threatening condition.

‘I find it disgusting’: Ontario Premier Ford reacts to synagogue shooting

Ontario Premier Doug Ford addresses the brazen shooting near a synagogue in Belleville, Ontario.

Feds promise ‘no unjustified increases’ of costs amid potential privatization of major airports

CTV’s Scott Hurst on questions swirling around the cost of the potential privatization of major Canadian airports.

Meet the people working on Canada’s military operations in the Arctic

Meet two people working on Canadas icebreaker fleet and the coastguard in the Arctic region. Graham Richardson reports from the Arctic.

Statistics Canada report finds post-secondary costs increasing

Students can expect to pay around three per cent more this year for their education. Garrett Barry reports.

Restaurants expect operational costs to increase as tariffs continue

Canada’s restaurant industry continues to be hit hard by the trade war between Canada and the U.S. Denise Roberts reports.

What should Canadians expect when Parliament resumes?

Carney’s government is expected to introduce multiple new pieces of potential legislation when Parliament resumes for its fall sitting. Michael Serapio reports.

PM Carney announces new Canada-France relationship focused on space and defence

Carney’s meeting with French officials is just the latest in Canada’s move to expand ties into Europe. Judy Trinh reports.

B.C. Conservative Leader Kerry-Lynne Findlay resigns just days after dispelling resignation rumours

Conservative political analyst Regan Watts describes the resignation and ‘the new extreme’ facing the party.

Carney’s back-to-back meetings with EU leaders signals urgency to distance from U.S.: analyst

International relations analyst Elliot Tepper describes PM Carney as a ‘man in a hurry’ as he meets with both the French president and the Norwegian PM today.

AI needs international cooperation and intervention to prevent disaster: pioneering researcher

Artificial Intelligence pioneer Yoshua Bengio discusses the implications of AI agents who have ‘escaped containment’, and what needs to happen now.

Polling overwhelmingly suggests Canadians want deeper EU ties, even as details remain murky

The panelists discuss the positive reaction that the Canadian public has had to the idea of strengthening EU ties, despite a lack of details from the PMO.

Associate membership in the EU will not cost Canada’s sovereignty: ambassador

Canadian ambassador to the EU Jonathan Wilkinson addresses concerns surrounding what Canada will need to give up in exchange for closer ties to Europe.

Fares and fees will be ‘partially regulated’ in privatized airports, but what does that mean?

Government House Leader Steven MacKinnon expands on how partial regulation of airfare would work between the federal government and private investment.

Iran threatens retaliation ‘without limitation’ if Houthis are attacked

Tehran has threatened retaliation against the U.S. and its allies as Iran-allied Houthis seize control of the Bab al-Mandeb strait and bomb Saudi oil pipelines.