World Report

India, Japan, Brazil, and many more countries are being hit with new US tariffs as of today. Ontario Premier Doug Ford says he is worried US President Donald Trump will open up CUSMA ahead of schedule. As Canada prepares to spend billions more on defence, it has to decide: should it focus on high-tech, high-cost weapons systems, or cheaper disposable technology? Manitoba health officials admit 33-year-old Stephen Rockwell experienced racism in the final months of his life. Amazon's bid to overturn BC labour ruling granting unionization to its workers rejected, but the company says it will try again. Costco customers shocked after someone drains all the funds from their digital "Shop" gift cards. Victoria Mboko reaches National Bank Open final with epic 3-set tiebreaker win.

Senior UN official warns expanding Israeli military operations in Gaza “would risk catastrophic consequences for millions of Palestinians." US special envoy Steve Witkoff meeting with Russian leaders ahead of Friday deadline for Ukraine peace deal. Robert F. Kennedy Jr. cancels $500 million in funding for developing mRNA vaccines. At least 4 dead, 11 missing in northern India flash flooding. Despite growing fines, illegal dumping grows in B.C.'s Fraser Valley. Prime Minister Mark Carney hints at dropping some tariffs, Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre says that's not what Carney promised during the election. More than 10,000 Air Canada flight attendants could go on strike later this month. Nova Scotia driver claims to go one million kilometres in his 1985 Toyota Tercel.

Canada's Finance Minister François-Philippe Champagne and Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand head to Mexico City to strengthen economic partnership with Mexico. US condemns house arrest of Brazil's ex-president Jair Bolsonaro. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu reportedly considering military offensive in Gaza, ahead of planned meeting with his security cabinet. CBC News gets exclusive access as Canadian Armed Forces make first humanitarian airdrop over Gaza. Mayor raises questions about the cause of several wildfires in Newfoundland. Wesley Ridge Fire on Vancouver Island designated a wildfire of note. Farmers in Eastern Ontario are grappling with crop loss due to low rainfall. Former CBC journalist Joan Leishman reminded us all, you don't have to be heartless to bear witness to the hard parts of history.

Aid trucks carrying fuel from Egypt being allowed into Gaza. British government spends 100 million pounds to stop illegal migration and smuggling operations. Prime Minister Mark Carney to tour Canadian Forces Maritime Experimental and Test Ranges in Nanaimo, BC. Boaters told to stay off lakes, drivers warned of delays near Vancouver Island wildfire. Gold prices rise again, as investors spend more on the safe-haven asset. 3,200 Boeing employees walk off the job in the United States. Are Great White Sharks looking for love in the waters of Passamaquoddy Bay, New Brunswick? The community of Judique, in Cape Breton Nova Scotia, celebrates Scottish and Indigenous heritage during its 250th anniversary.

More Gazans dying of starvation, as video emerges of emaciated hostages. Ukrainian drones hit several targets in Russia. Analysts say federal government will struggle to spend money needed to match new defence budget targets. El Salvador's president moves to amass indefinite power as critics warn of a dictatorship. Summer McIntosh goes for fourth individual gold medal as World Aquatics Championships wrap up in Singapore.

All eyes are on Ottawa now that higher US tariffs on some Canadian exports are a fact of life. US President Donald Trump says he is moving a pair of US nuclear submarines closer to Russia. Israel's government is facing growing calls to end the war in Gaza. Canada Post is considering its next steps this morning, after unionized workers rejected its latest offer. Officials say pilot who died in small plane crash near Ottawa airport on Thursday, was trying to make an emergency landing. Canada's swimming sensation Summer McIntosh will go for her fourth gold medal at the World Aquatics Championships in Singapore.

US President Donald Trump signs executive order increasing tariff on Canadian goods to 35%. Prime Minister Mark Carney says his government will continue trade negotiations, but is focused on building one Canadian economy. Ontario Premier Doug Ford says Canada should hit back with 50% tariff on US steel and aluminum. US special envoy Steve Witkoff and US ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee inspect food sites in Gaza. A disturbing case of mistaken identity in Darthmouth, NS. The gap between Canada highest and lowest-income households has reached a record high.

US President Donald Trump slams Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney's plan to recognize Palestinian state. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy says Russia targeted residential buildings in Kyiv overnight. Hundreds of people in BC's Okanagan region are on evacuation alert due to a wildfire. Environment Canada warns prairie wildfire smoke could affect air quality from Saskatchewan to Ontario and parts of Quebec. Fight attendant suing Delta Air Lines over the fiery crash at Toronto's Pearson Airport in February. South Korea beats Donald Trump's tariff deadline but the deal is unpopular. U.S. liquor producers lobby Trump administration for exemptions after large sales drop in Canada. Former Prime Minister Justin Trudeau spotted at a Katy Perry concert in Montreal, days after they were seen dining together.

British Columbia's coast under tsunami advisory after massive Russian earthquake. Waves start to hit coastlines along Hawaii and California. Millions of people in Japan evacuate coastal cities and towns. More heavy rain expected in Beijing, as people in China's capital deal with flooding. Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre challenged by contenders during debate in the riding of Battle River Crowfoot. Many economists expect the Bank of Canada to hold the interest rate steady for another month. Regatta day is a go in St. John's.

New York City police investigating why a gunman killed 4 people and himself in a Manhattan office tower that houses NFL headquarters. Global hunger monitor says a third of people in Gaza are going days without food. Long-standing Africville activist says he will fight latest eviction notice. Russia bombs Ukrainian prison, killing at least 17 people. Hacker groups show support for Ukraine by targetting Russia's national Aeroflot airline. 38 people killed by landslides and floods, as Beijing receives nearly a year's worth of rain in less than a week. Health Canada says it will not provide more funding to safer supply programs. BC couple survives grizzly attack while e-biking in the Kootenays.

Domestic Violence Court in Halifax reports an uptick in cases, as Nova Scotia police warn 7 women have died in situations involving their partners over the last year. US and EU agree to framework trade deal that puts 15% tariff on European goods. France and Saudi Arabia chair UN conference on a two-state solution between Israel and Palestinians. Ceasefire talks underway in Malaysia between Cambodian and Thai representatives. New study shows clear-cut logging may raise flood risks worse than previously thought. British Columbia combines virtual and in-person care to improve its under-resourced rural healthcare systems.

E-U chief Ursula von der Leyen hopes cut trade deal with Donald Trump today during US president's visit to Scotland. Ontario biologists worried about monster fish found Lake Huron. US dairy industry leaders say they're not targetting Canada's supply management system in trade talks. Critics claim politics, not science is behind Australia's move to lift ban on US beef. Language interpreters are worried about federal government plan to change hiring approach. A tactical pause in fighting is now underway in parts of Gaza. Six die in crowd surge at popular Hindu temple in India. Shelling continues along Thailand-Cambodia border despite ceasefire demands from US president Donald Trump.

Cambodia calls for ceasefire in its border dispute with Thailand. At least 18 people have been killed in a bush crash in Peru. Election underway in Taiwan to decide whether to boot a fifth of the country's legislature. Is Prime Minister Mark Carney planning changes to the Senate? Residents of Tukoyuktuk celebrate "The Great Wall of Tuk" in their fight against climate change. Windsor, Ontario is billed as Canada's automotive capital, but finding a qualified mechanic in that city is nearly impossible. The Toronto Blue Jays are now the top team in Major League Baseball. One of the most distinctive voices in Jazz, Cleo Laine has died at 97.

BREAKING: 3 people trapped at the Red Chris Mine in northern BC now free. The NHL Players Association says five players acquitted of sexual assault charges should be eligible to play in the hockey league. United States and Israel condemn France's plan to recognize Palestinian statehood. Nearly 500 asylum seekers staying in federally-funded hotels in Ontario and Quebec will soon have to find another place to live. Norman Wells, NWT celebrates Indigenous self governance. U-S federal regulators approve merger between Paramount and Skydance Media. Parents embrace the "feral summer," scheduling less, hanging out more.

Judge delivers her decisions in Hockey Canada sexual assault trial today. Rescue operation underway for 3 miners trapped underground at northern BC mine. 12 people killed in border dispute between Thailand and Cambodia. Israeli official describes the latest ceasefire proposal from Hamas as "workable." Two street preachers face hate crime charges in British Columbia. CBC investigation finds some big grocers promoting imported food with Canadian branding.

World Court about to decide what countries are legally obliged to do to fight climate change, and what the consequences for inaction could be. Japan negotiates a lower 15% tariff rate with the United States. Canada's premiers shift their attention to issues including health care and bail reform at First Ministers' meeting in Hunstville, Ontario. A $68 million-dollar federal immigration project was unexpectedly shut down last year. Turkey hosts Ukraine peace talks. The families of 2 men killed by Nunavik police are demanding a meeting with Quebec's premier. A Vancouver hearing to determine if Kai Ji Adam Lo, the man accused of killing 11 people at the Lapu Lapu Day festival, is mentally fit to stand trial.

Canada's premiers working on way to improve interprovincial trade, and make their economies less reliant on the United States. World Health Organization accuses Israeli forces of attacking its main warehouse and staff residence in Gaza. Officials in Bangladesh say technical malfunction caused a training jet to crash into a school early yesterday, killing 27 people, mostly students. Man accused of hijacking a plane, triggering YVR security scare, now charged with damaging or interfering with a navigation system. Jasper, Alberta is marking one year since a wildfire tore through the town. RCMP in Alberta warn people not to issue threats when discussing the federal byelection online. Beekeepers in New Brunswick say 50% of the bee population was lost over the winter.

Data unintentionally provided to CBC News is raising questions about the death rate of federal inmates. New York state police find the body of a missing 9-year-old girl from Canada. Canada's deportation of alleged 'Ndrangheta Mafia boss hinges on foreign eavesdropping. Premiers gathering in Ontario for 3-day meeting on trade and tariffs. Canada Post workers vote today on latest contract offer from the Crown corporation. Wildfire threatening Musgrave Harbour, Newfoundland now just 2 kilometres from the townsite. Hot dry conditions affecting salmon population in Newfoundland.

Canadian researcher says online misogyny is seeping into classrooms. Today marks twenty years since same-sex marriage was made legal in Canada. In New Brunswick, researchers are now working to map the population's genetics. At least 14 dead in South Korea floods and landslides. More than a third of Tuvalu citizens have entered the ballot for a world-first climate visa allowing them to move permanently to Australia. The maker of plush toy, Labubus, projects doubling its revenue thanks to global craze.

Palestinian graduate students experiencing visa delays after being accepted to universities in Canada, are quickly being accepted and received by France. Saskatchewan premier, Brad Wall, gives the thumbs down to Ottawa's 'elbows up approach' in reaching a tariff deal with the United States. The Unites States says Syria and Israel have agreed to a ceasefire. At least 4 people are dead after South Korea experiences torrential rain and flooding for fourth straight day. More than 250 Venezuelan migrants sent to El Salvador maximum security prison by US President Donald Trump's administration, are now home after a prisoner swap between Washington, Caracas. Canada's biggest cricket tournament, GT20, has been cancelled this after organizer was fired.