World Report

Prime Minister Mark Carney to announce Canada's next governor general. Manitoba's Speaker hopes new rules will improve deteriorating decorum in the legislature. The US-Iran ceasefire appears to be on the brink of collapse. World Health Organization says seven confirmed or suspected cases of hantavirus linked to Dutch cruise ship; including three deaths. Ontario judge to rule on the case of a 12-year-old boy who died in the child welfare system. Spring melt floods parts of Saskatchewan.

Iran warn US forces to back off the Strait of Hormuz as US President Donald Trump vows to "guide" stuck ships through the Strait of Hormuz. At least 3 people are dead after a rare hantavirus outbreak on a cruise ship in the Atlantic. Prime Minister Mark Carney is the only non-European leader attending the European Political Community summit in Armenia. CBC News learns Ottawa police sergeant who died in March was being investigated for sexual misconduct. Grieving mother upset by Air Canada's bereavement refund policy following the death of daughter. Gamestop makes $56 billion offer to buy eBay. Montreal Canadiens beat Tampa Bay Lightning to advance to second round of NHL playoffs.

Mark Carney joins European leaders in Armenia to talk trade and a massive military rearmament project. Separatists claim a historic win as Alberta’s independence petition closes, but legal threats and privacy scandals could block a fall referendum. Donald Trump signals a return to bombing Iran as he slams Tehran’s new peace proposal, while Israeli strikes intensify in Southern Lebanon. Pakistanis face a brutal economic squeeze as the war in Iran halts trade and sends gas prices soaring by fifty cents a litre. A symbol of the Royal Newfoundland Regiment is heading back to France, as a replica of the historic "Danger Tree" is resurrected for the battle's 110th anniversary.

A major rift in NATO — as the U.S. pulls thousands of troops from Germany following a public spat over the war in Iran. US President Donald Trump says the US could be better off if it does not reach a deal with Iran. Spirit Airlines grounds all flights and files for bankruptcy after federal bailout talks collapse. One year later — the search continues for missing Nova Scotia siblings Lilly and Jack Sullivan. Questions remain over the federal government’s plan for a multi-billion dollar "Canada Strong" sovereign wealth fund. The U.S. Supreme Court strikes down a key pillar of the Voting Rights Act — sparking a redistricting battle across the country.

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith welcomes US president Donald Trump's approval of oil pipeline expansion. British police charge the suspected in this week's anti-Semitic attack in north London with attempted murder. Riots erupt outside an Australian hospital as a mob targets a man suspected of killing a five-year-old girl. Concerns grow over impending drought in metro-Vancouver. Vancouver fans rally to save the Whitecaps as a U.S. group bids to move the club to Las Vegas. Brussels tests high-tech, poison-free traps to combat its surging rat population.

Iran’s soccer brass intercepted at Toronto airport and sent home ahead of FIFA summit. Israeli soldiers begin intercepting flotilla of Global Sumud aid boats. New court filing contradicts official account of shooting at White House press gala. Sources say Canada has been selected to headquarter new multinational defence bank for NATO members. Saskatchewan child and youth advocate report showing 13 children died from toxic drug exposure over 6 years. Canada joins coalition in Colombia to fast-track the global transition away from fossil fuels. Ontario First Nation disputes significance of a fish city near Bruce Nuclear plant on Lake Huron. New York Mayor Mamdani encourages King Charles to return Koh-i-Noor Diamond.

John Northcott is in Ottawa for a detailed look at the Carney government's spring economic update. Helmets and hard hats: A look at Canada's plan to boost the military with skills training. Rising oil prices, driven higher by war in Iran, mean Ottawa is expected to see higher revenues. Newfoundland and Labrador's new Progressive Conservative government about to table its first budget. Hundreds march in Whitehorse to protest manslaughter conviction. Arrest warrant issued for Former FBI Director James Comey on charges he threatened US President Donald Trump's life. King Charles subtly jabs at US President Donald Trump in historic address while also calling for closer co-operation.

Prime Minister Mark Carney to release his first spring economic update since winning last year's election. Prime Minister Mark Carney suggests not having a tariff deal with the US right now might be to Canada's advantage. Trump administration signals it is unlikely to accept Iran's proposal to end the war. Palestinians in Israeli-occupied West Bank say they fear for their children's' safety after 2 killed in attack on school. Governor General Mary Simon returns to Tumbler Ridge, BC months after mass shooting. King Charles to address United States Congress.

Suspect in shooting at White House Correspondents' dinner, Cole Tomas Allen, expected to be formally charged today. Lebanon marks most deadly day since Israel and Hezbollah agreed to ceasefire. Oil prices jump to highest level since start of Iran-US ceasefire as peace talks stall. Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre demands Prime Minister Mark Carney cap federal deficit at $31 billion ahead of spring economic update. Mali's defence minister Sadio Camara dies from injuries sustained in a weekend attack. A Winnipeg man says he is being indefinitely held at ICE detention facility in California. Some businesses in Las Vegas offer at-par deals to convince Canadian tourists to return.

Gunfire erupts at the White House Correspondents' Dinner — President Trump is safe after a suspect was apprehended by Secret Service. CBC’s Paul Hunter describes the "absolute chaos" inside the ballroom as the White House Correspondents' Dinner turned into a crime scene. King Charles begins a high-stakes state visit to Washington tomorrow — amid rising diplomatic tensions and a security crisis at the White House. Manitoba plans to become the first province to ban youth from social media and A-I chatbots to protect mental health. One year after the deadly Lapu-Lapu Day attack in Vancouver — survivors are calling for better support and transparency over missing victim funds.

Latest iteration of the Canada-U.S. trade advisory committee preparing to meet in Ottawa for the first time. Driver responsible for fatal Humboldt Broncos crash in Saskatchewan will be allowed to stay in Canada, temporarily. U-S delegation on its way to Pakistan for peace talks with Iran. In Mali, there are reports of sustained gunfire and heavy weapons being heard near the international airport in the capital city of Bamako. Lithuania looks to show Canada how to diversify trade in light of a more hostile reception from the U.S. It is Anzac Day, the annual day of mourning for the people of Australia and New Zealand.

Israel and Lebanon extend ceasefire by three weeks — despite ongoing violence on the ground. Chief of the Defence Staff Jennie Carignan reassures Ukraine NATO remains a strong ally. Climate conference in Colombia calling for complete move away from fossil fuels. The Yukon turns to Ontario for help as it explores small nuclear reactors to solve its energy crisis. More Ontario homeowners face mandatory investigation after Indigenous ancestral remains found on their property.

Lebanese and Israeli ambassadors meet in Washington as the killing of a journalist Amal Khalil threatens a fragile ceasefire. US Navy Secretary John Phelan fired over alleged clashes with Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth. Transparency advocates warn NDAs and confidentiality agreements protect police services from accountability. Violence erupts in India's West Bengal state election after millions removed from voter lists; a move Muslims say targets them. Nova Scotia family angry after teenaged son facing mental health crisis discharged to homeless shelter. Canada's first university in the arctic will be Inuit-led and located in Arviat, Nunavut. Tickets for Punjabi pop artists Diljit Dosanjh and Karan Aujla selling fast in Canada.

Skeptism surrounds exteneded ceasefire between US and Iran after 2 cargo vessels attacked in Strait of Hormuz. Lionel Desmond inquiry: N.S. opposition wants transparency on government progress. International Criminal Court ruling on an appeal from the Philippines former President Rodrigo Durterte. El Salvador holding a mass trial for 486 suspected MS-13 gang members. Despite backtracking on purchase of $29 million private jet, Ontario Premier Doug Ford questioned about aircraft's purpose. Mark Carney's Liberals will move to take control of House of Commons committees with newly secured majority. It's Earth Day! New underwater drone footage from Lake Huron reveals what researchers call a fish city near a nuclear plant.

Mexican authorities say Canadian woman shot dead, another Canadian and 12 other people injured in shooting Teotihuacán pyramids outside Mexico City. Russia claims it has taken 1700 square kilometres of Ukrainian territory since the start of this year. Pakistan prepares for new round of talks between the US and Iran with 2-week ceasefire set to expire tomorrow. Japan formally scraps its ban on lethal weapon exports. Canada Post reports record loss of $1.57 billion in 2025. Ontario judge says alleged poison seller Kenneth Law will avoid murder trial, case to be 'resolved' in May. Saskatchewan residents protest plan to build one of Canada's largest AI data centres. King Charles calls for peace and unity on the 100th birthday of his late mother Queen Elizabeth.

Iran threatens retaliation after accusing the United States of violating ceasefire agreement. Situation in the Strait of Hormuz and its effect on fuel prices causes concern in parts of Canada's tourism industry. Parts of Ontario and Quebec continue to deal with severe flooding. Japan hit with tsunami waves after powerful 7.5 magnitude earthquake off northern coast. Displaced residents return to the site of Hong Kong apartment complex fire in Tai Po. Governor General Mary Simon to deliver keynote address at United Nations Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues. Car rental giant Enterprise accuses BC couple of filling tank with diesel instead of gas, send bill for almost $10,000.

States of emergency and washouts as record rain and snowmelt trigger major flooding in Ontario and Quebec. Iran warns of "wide gaps" in peace talks as the Strait of Hormuz remains shuttered. UK's Prime Minister Keir Starmer is facing renewed scrutiny over the appointment of Peter Mandelson as Foreign Office shifts blame. Florida trucker sentenced as his smuggled guns are linked to Ontario and Quebec crime scenes. Virtual fencing tech is revolutionizing Canadian ranching by using GPS collars and smartphone apps.

Iran slams the Strait of Hormuz shut again just 24 hours after a promised reopening. Kenneth Law murder charges dropped in suicide abetting plea deal. Violence in Democratic Republic of Congo is hampering aid distribution among thousands of displaced civilians. Canadian Helium industry sees middle east war an opportunity to develop production capacities within the country. The Toronto Raptors are back in the post-season for the first time in four years.

First full day since 10-day ceasefire between Israel and Lebanon went into effect. Trump says the Iran war is ending "swimmingly" with talks possible this weekend. UK and France to host a virtual meeting with allies to discuss opening up the Strait of Hormuz. A US-Mexico labour panel rules against Canadian-owned gold mine in Mexico for violating workers' rights. Heavy rain has prompted flood warnings to continue across central Canada. Federal Justice Minister Sean Fraser is worried about the increasing use of the Charter's 'notwithstanding clause'.

Update on Middle East Peace Talks: conflicting reports on whether Israeli and Lebanese leaders will speak today, no date for another round of negotiations with Iran. Russian airstrikes across Ukraine kill at least 16 people, injure 100 others. Veteran Canadian military police officer suing Ottawa and US gun-maker SIG Sauer, alleges injury from faulty pistol ended his career. Imperial Oil apologizes for a pipeline spill near Cold Lake, Alberta. Canada Real estate association slashes 2026 forecast as high rates stall the spring market. The Canada Revenue Agency mistakenly approved a $5 million refund to BC businesswoman.