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RCMP say one man was arrested in Kelowna after a large quantity of illicit drugs was uncovered in a shipment of pickles. Two other men were arrested in Australia.

WATCH: A key gathering is underway this weekend in Saskatoon as Métis leaders and citizens meet to discuss the future of governance in the province. Payton Zillich is at Prairieland Park with the latest.

Canada’s Indigenous Service minister is standing by the Metis National Council amid its dispute with other Metis organizations. Mandy Gull-Masty says she won’t give into calls to defund the group, at least for now. Melissa Ridgen reports.

An alleged attempt to sneak in meth, cocaine, THC, and other items into Stony Mountain Institution has been thwarted.

Met Gala 101: fashion’s biggest night with exclusive guests, bold themes, iconic looks. 

The Met Gala is always a spectacle, but some A-listers are skipping this year’s festival because of Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos’ involvement. Touria Izri looks at the backlash to the Met Gala’s embrace of Bezos, and which high-profile names won’t be at the New York show.

The Métis National Council is facing financial collapse after being ordered to pay $11.8 million in a lawsuit against its former leaders, staff and consultants. Melissa Ridgen looks at what the council is accused of doing, what the federal government is being called on to do, and what could happen next.

WATCH: Award-winning author Arnolda Dufour Bowes shares the meaning behind “Apples and Train Tracks” following the aftermath of the Road Allowance Métis displacement. “Apples and Train Tracks” is co-produced by Burnt Thicket & Gordon Tootoosis Nīkānīwin Theatres. It plays April 30 – May 10 at The Refinery in Saskatoon.

Mocktails for better sleep? The 30-30-30 morning rule to boost your metabolism? Saunas and cold plunges? Do any of these wellness hacks work? Naturopathic Doctor Maille Devlin joins Ross Hull to separate fact from fiction and breakdown the science behind wellness claims that actually work.

The Met Gala is known for its exclusive guest list and daring fashion, and this year’s event didn’t disappoint. The theme of this year’s annual fundraiser was “Costume Art,” and the looks on this year’s red carpet definitely brought the drama.

A new bill moving through Parliament is stirring divisions among some of Canada’s Indigenous communities. The proposed treaty agreement is set to give the Red River Métis more governance powers, but the Assembly of First Nations wants the bill withdrawn. Melissa Ridgen has the details from Winnipeg.

Métis Nation BC is removing its president after allegations of misconduct. An investigation found Walter Mineault abused his authority and used his position to advance his own interests. Jordan Armstrong has more.

A New Mexico jury has ordered meta to pay $375 million after finding its platforms harmed children’s mental health and violated the state’s unfair practices act. Prosecutors successfully argued the company prioritized profits over safety.

A jury in Los Angeles found that Meta – which owns Instagram, Facebook and WhatsApp – as well as Google, intentionally built addictive social media platforms. The 20-year-old woman who sued them argued her mental health was harmed by constant scrolling. She has been awarded $3 million in damages. But this verdict, along with a...

A decision in a U.S. court involving social media giant Meta could have an effect on a court case in B.C. Rumina Daya has the latest on wide-ranging accusations against Facebook and Instagram over the health and well-being of children.

Meta is reportedly planning to slash up to 20 per cent of its workforce as it tries to offset its growing spending on artificial intelligence. Touria Izri looks at how AI is changing the landscape in an increasingly competitive job market, and why some critics are casting doubt on AI being totally to blame for...

West Island transit users are adjusting to a major change this week after the longtime Fairview bus terminal officially moved. Starting Monday, the old loop was permanently closed, and moved just a few hundred metres northwest near the REM station in Pointe-Claire. But as Felicia Parrillo reports, not everyone got the message.

A three-year-old girl who was critically injured in a bouncy castle in Montreal on Sunday has died. The three-year-old was among two children taken to hospital after strong winds lifted the bouncy castle several metres into the air. Several people were injured in the incident.

In “Dutton Ranch,” the most recent spin-off of “Yellowstone,” Rip and Beth risk everything to start over in south Texas, where they must contend with new circumstances and a rival ranch. Cole Hauser and Kelly Reilly joined us in this TMS Canadian exclusive and give us the latest on Rip and Beth’s new challenges in...

WATCH: A Métis cabaret is taking the stage at Persephone Theatre starting March 11th. “Rubaboo” aims to unite people through music, storytelling, and a greater understanding of Métis culture.