Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced a political shakeup in the Liberal cabinet and the massive bomb cyclone cleanup underway in B.C. 

There are growing calls for Randy Boissonnault to resign; plus, EV battery maker Northvolt considers bankruptcy protection.

Iran’s alleged plot to assassinate Irwin Cotler was foiled; plus, U.S. authorizes Ukraine to use long-range missiles.

Thousands of Taylor Swift fans gathered in Toronto to kick off the Canadian leg of her Eras Tour; plus the Swift impact on the city.

Ottawa orders striking port workers in Montreal and Vancouver back to work; and one of India's most wanted arrested in Ontario.

The economic impact of labour disputes at the country's two biggest shipping ports; and remembering the sacrifices made in serving Canada.

Three men charged in an alleged new plot to assassinate U.S. president-elect Donald Trump; Trudeau revives Canada-U.S. cabinet committee.

Joe Biden spoke for the first time following the election promising a peaceful transition of power; the debate over Alberta's wild horses.

What led to Donald Trump's victory and what it means for Canada; and a hockey player in hot water after losing his cool on a fan.

Polls are set to open across the United States in one of the tightest presidential races in American history; B.C. port workers locked out.

Millions of Americans continue to vote at advance polls amid upcoming election; plus, Taylor Swift’s tour is set to arrive in Canada. 

Kamala Harris and Donald Trump both campaign in key southern swing states as U.S. election nears; Alberta Premier Danielle Smith earns 91 per cent support in the UCP leadership vote; and, B.C.’s Supreme Court approves a buffer zone order for expected protests outside the province’s largest Sikh temple.

Republican candidate Donald Trump has targeted former representative Liz Cheney just days before the U.S. election; millions of dollars worth of stolen vehicles were recovered in a Toronto police probe into vehicle re-vinning schemes; and, everything that's at stake in a potentially paralyzing port strike in Vancouver. 

Heavy downpour triggers deadly flash flooding in Spain; police bust a large drug lab in B.C; plus, dogs compete for best costume.

Quebec has started to accept early requests for medically-assisted death; China, India named biggest cyber threats to Canada.

The RCMP seized thousands of candies laced with cannabis before Halloween; and a N.S. teen has been arrested for threats to schools.

Election day in Saskatchewan as voters head to the polls, and calls for a secret ballot for MPs to vote on Justin Trudeau’s leadership. 

PM Trudeau facing mounting pressure as Bloc's pension deadline approaches; and a Winnipeg man plans to travel to Germany for back surgery.

Israel strikes back at Iran with retaliatory air strikes; Trump and Harris target key battleground states with 10 days until the election.

Israel launches airstrikes on military targets in Iran in retaliation to earlier assaults and, overdose deaths have declined in B.C.

The federal gov’t announced cutbacks on permanent resident targets by at least 20 per cent and new details on a Walmart employee’s death.

PM Trudeau emerged from a Liberal caucus meeting noting the strength of the party and, the Bank of Canada dropped the key interest rate.

Ceremonies mark 10 years since the 2014 shootings on Parliament Hill, and PM Trudeau is expected to be confronted at a Liberal caucus meeting.

The New Brunswick Liberals are projected to form a majority government and, an emergency debate is held in the House of Commons.