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Former captain of Team Canada Atiba Hutchinson weighs in on Canada's slow start in their first game and how they were able to turn it around in the second half.
Canadian astronaut Jeremy Hansen speaks with CTV's Chief Anchor and Senior Editor Omar Sachedina about bringing the world together through collaboration.
Andrew Johnson has more on how the city of Vancouver has been transformed ahead of the city's first World Cup match on Saturday.
Adrian Ghobrial reports on the historic milestone for Canada as it hosts the World Cup and what it means for the sport and the country.
Judy Trinh has more on Bryan Hayward of Hamilton, Ont., who was charged after a W5 investigation revealed he was a part of global network of predators.
Mike Le Couteur reports from France, where Prime Minister Mark Carney had a crucial meeting with French President Emmanuel Macron ahead of the G7 summit.
Fans in Montreal, Toronto, Halifax, and Vancouver rally behind Canada as they place in their first-ever World Cup home game against Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Heather Wright reports on Canada’s draw against Bosnia and Herzegovina as fans flood the streets of Toronto for Canada’s first-ever World Cup home game.
The Front Bench panel discusses Prime Minister Carney doubling down on saying the delayed opening of the Gordie Howe bridge was at the ‘request’ of the U.S.
Canada Post spokesperson Jon Hamilton discusses the announcement that 500K more addresses will lose home delivery and shift to community mailboxes.
Conservative Foreign Affairs Critic Michael Chong discusses the timing of the government’s move to crack down on goods made by forced labour.
Prime Minister Mark Carney and France's President Emmanuel Macron talk about the future of Canada-France relations days before the G7 summit.
David MacNaughton, former Canadian ambassador to the United States, talks on the U.S-Canada summit and key takeaways.
Pearson airport will see more than 1,000 flights ahead of Canada’s first FIFA World Cup match.
Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow walks through the logistical breakdown of planning and hosting the World Cup in the city.
Toronto’s FIFA executive director Sharon Bollenbach talks about the road here and what today means for the city and Canada.
