World Report

Los Angeles' mayor speaking out against US President Donald Trump's decision to deploy National Guard during ongoing protests over immigration policy. Prime Minister Mark Carney convenes Incident Response Group to address the wildfire situation in Canada. Closing statements begin in the sexual assault trial of 5 former World Junior hockey players. A widow was left fighting for thousands of dollars after her late husband's pension was sent to the wrong person. "Maybe Happy Ending" wins best new musical at Tony Awards, and Pulitzer-winning playwright Branden Jacobs-Jenkins wins second Tony for "Purpose."

Donald Trump orders National Guard to L.A. following immigration raids. Colombian presidential hopeful survives assassination attempt. A low-pressure system passing through the Prairies is expected to bring relief for firefighters battling wildfires. High demand is causing provinces to have to wait years to get Canadian-made firefighting water bomber planes. Canadian swimming sensation Summer McIntosh breaks world record in 400-metre-freestyle at the Bell Canadian Swimming Trials in Victoria. Climate scientists in the U.S. say they're under attack by Donald Trump.

Edmonton Oilers lose Game 2 of the Stanley Cup Finals to Florida Panthers. Fires burning across Canada continue to force people out of their homes. Alberta is buying American alcohol and gambling machines again. Ottawa's move to eliminate internal trade barriers leaves the heavy lifting to provinces. Russia pummels Kharkiv, Ukraine's second largest city, in overnight attack that kills three. Researchers say Australia's iconic sulphur-crested cockatoos are more intelligent that previously thought.

Russian strikes kill at least 4 people in Ukraine in possible retaliation for recent Ukrainian attacks. Steel mill in eastern Ontario hit hard by Trump tarrifs. Indigenous business leaders say they support building energy infrastructure but warn consultations with First Nations is crucial.

Israeli forces have recovered the bodies of two hostages, including Canadian citizen, Judi Weinstein-Haggai. Companies from around the world are lining up to pitch to build Canada's new fleet of submarines. An estimated 30,000 people are on the move in two western provinces, Manitoba and Saskatchewan from out-of-control wildfires. U.S. President Donald Trump brings back travel bans for visitors from some countries. Canada's first person in space, Marc Garneau, has died.

Canadians in steel and aluminum industries are waking up to 50% tariffs from the United States. Economists expect Bank of Canada will hold interest rate. Wildfires are causing more damage to communities in northern Saskatchewan. No aid will be handed out in Gaza today as Gaza Humanitarian Foundation pauses distribution after violence. MPs will vote on the government's speech from the throne today. Sexual assault centres say the number of calls they are receiving are up, prompted by trial of 5 former junior hockey players. Queen's University is defending its plan to spend millions of dollars in maintenance on a castle it owns in England.

Fast-moving fire forces evacuation of La Ronge in northern Saskatchewan. Some wildfire evacuees from Manitoba are still trying to find shelter. The Hamas-run health ministry says at least 27 people have been killed near an aid distribution centre in Gaza. Police in Portugal begin renewed search for Madeleine McCann, missing for 18 years. Large voter turnout in South Korea's snap election. US President Donald Trump's 50 per cent tariffs on steel start tomorrow. Netherlands' government facing a political crisis after far-right politician Geert Wilders pulls party out of the ruling coalition.

Prime Minster Mark Carney meets with provincial and territorial counterparts for the first time. Manitoba running our space to house wildfire evacuees. At least 8 injured in attack in Boulder, Colorado at demonstration honoring Israeli hostages. Low expectations for Ukraine-Russia peace talks. U-K to announce some major defence spending. Right-wing candidate Karol Nawrocki wins Poland's presidential election. Vancouver man customer held responsible for almost $20,000 in credit card fraud. CBC/Radio-Canada wins 42 Canadian Screen Awards.

First Nations leaders call on governments to free up Winnipeg hotel space for Manitoba wildfire evacuees. Dozens killed by Israeli tank fire at aid centre in Rafah. Poland is deciding on its next president today. Today is date by which Hudson's Bay to lay off more than 8,300 employees. Hundreds arrested in Paris clashes after Paris St Germain wins Champions League soccer final.

As wildfires force 17-thousand people out of their homes, Prime Minister Mark Carney convenes an incident response group U.S. President Donald Trump is stepping up his trade war with the world, announcing 50% tariffs on steel and aluminum. U.S. fugitive Patrick Lutts Jr., arrested after fleeing to Toronto is now speaking out. Skateboarding legend Tony Hawk makes surprise visit to B.C. mountain town to open skate park expansion.

Saskatchewan is the latest province to declare a state of emergency -- just one day after Manitoba - as wildfires force thousands of people out of their homes The accused in Vancouver's fatal car ramming could learn if he's fit to stand trial. Hamas mulling over another proposed ceasefire deal after initially giving it a less-than-warm reaction. World Health Organization says Sudan is facing a cholera crisis with thousands of lives at risk. A Russian national living in Toronto is accused of violating sanctions on Russia.

Manitoba declares province-wide state of emergency over wildfires. Alberta battles wildfires amid extreme heat warning. Fire in central Labrador knocks out power to Labrador City and Wabush, forces closure of part of Trans-Labrador Highway. U.S. Court of International Trade rules many of Donald Trump's tariffs illegal. Elon Musk leaves Trump administration after leading effort to slash U.S. government. Canada's sovereignty top of mind at Ottawa defence trade show. Historical documents show health officials knew gold mines in N.W.T. were contaminating the city of Yellowknife in the 1940s and '50s. Chinese paraglider ordered to stay grounded after updraft takes him 8,000 metres into the sky.

Indigenous leaders in Yukon say support for the search for unmarked graves near former residental schools appears to be diminishing. World Meterological Organization warns the next 5 years could be the hottest on record, and on average, warm by more than 1.5 degrees Celcius. Longtime fugitive Patrick Lutts Jr. evaded U-S authorities for more than two decades, but lived openly in Toronto. Two men convicted in a cross-border human smuggling case to be sentenced in U.S. US President Donald Trump says Canada will have to pay 61 Billion USD to join his proposed Golden Dome missile defence system. What's behind Conservative gains in Newfoundland and Labrador. 96-year-old Nova Scotia woman places newspaper ad to find family doctor.

King Charles to deliver throne speech today, starting new session of Parliament. Yukon, B.C. agree to work together on electrical grid connection. Wildfire prompts evacuation order for residents of Swan Hills in northern Alberta. Sexual assault trial for five former World Junior players continues, after judge rules key piece of evidence inadmissable Venture capital money for Canadian startups could dry up with U.S. tariffs. Blue Danube by Austrian composer Johann Strauss to be beamed into outer space.

US President Donald Trump calls Russian President Vladimir Putin "crazy" after weekend air strikes bombarded parts of Ukraine. Vigil held in Walkerton, Ontario for 4 high school students and teacher killed in crash returning from softball tournament. London, Ontario judge to rule on whether text messages admissible as evidence in sexual assault trial of 5 former world junior hockey players. Canadian MPs to select new House of Commons speaker in secret ballot vote. King Charles III and Queen Camilla land in Ottawa to begin Royal visit. 87-year-old Louise Fraser goes to University, gets education degree, in quest to teach Cree.

Ukraine has been hit by another massive Russian drone and missile attack, as another prisoner exchange takes place Sunday. Five years ago today George Floyd was murdered by a police officer in Minneapolis. Texas is a step closer to requiring all public school classrooms to display the Ten Commandments. Canada's new Parliament must elect House of Commons speaker as first order of business. Researchers in Prince George, B.C. are asking people in the community to pick up bear poop in the name of science.

Ukraine officials say Russia carried out a large-scale overnight attack targeting Kyiv. European Union reacts to Donald Trump's latest tariff threat, calling for respect, not ultimatums. King Charles' upcoming visit to Ottawa to assert Canadian sovereignty as Donald Trump threatens annexation.

CUPW says its members will refuse to work overtime while negotiators review the latest contract offer from Canada Post. Results of ballot recount in N.L. riding of Terra Nova-The Peninsulas expected today. Nova Scotia RCMP scour trail videos in their 3-week old search for missing children. Western premiers say their provinces will drive Canadian economy if Ottawa builds infrastructure. Critics still waiting on Canadian government to create a foreign agent registry. A Paris court will deliver the verdict in Kim Kardashian jewelry heist trial.

Two employees of Israel's embassy in Washington - Yaron Lischinsky and Sarah Milgram - shot dead in U.S. capital. Prime Minister Mark Carney says Israel must investigate why IDF fired shots in the West Bank near a diplomatic delegation that included Canadians. Pressure is mounting on Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre to fire his national campaign manager Jenni Byrne. US federal judge admonishes White House for deporting 8 people to South Sudan against court orders. Top Romanian court rejects George Simion's request to annul results of presidential election. Canadian judge rules NHL player had inconsistencies in testimony at sex assault trial of ex-world junior players. Kermit the Frog to be commencement speaker at University of Maryland.

G7 finance ministers work to keep relations friendly at summit in Banff, Alberta. Quebec's culture minister to table bill that will force digital platforms to add more francophone content. Former Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert says allies should keep up pressure on Israel to lift aid blockade on Gaza. Leaders in Puvirnituq, Quebec ask Ottawa for help with local water crisis. Far-right Romanian presidential candidate George Simion says he will challenge election results. South African President Cyril Ramaphosa to meet U.S. President Donald Trump at White House. Some Canadian 2SLGBTQ+ athletes skipping World Pride in Washington, D.C., citing political climate in U.S.