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The RCMP have arrested a Quebec man for allegedly making social media posts supporting the so-called Islamic state. 40-year-old Mohamed Ali Ben Chaoua is accused of producing numerous posts on TikTok. Investigators say they received a tip and had reasonable grounds to believe he may commit terrorism offences. As Touria Izri reports, Chaoua appeared in...

Toronto police are appealing for the public’s assistance one week after a robbery at a North York jewelry store that ended with the shooting of a mall security officer. Police are looking for 53-year-old Kyle Douglas Prouse, who they say is responsible for a series of jewelry store bank robberies going back three years. As...

A Winnipeg man is facing more charges over online threats directed at Prime Minister Mark Carney, as well as Jewish and Muslim communities, according to Manitoba RCMP.

We take a look at Canada’s big win on Thursday. How much beer was consumed was a popular Vancouver bar? How many calls did police attend? And a Port Coquitlam brewery has been denied by FIFA after applying to host a street party because they operate in the same category as Anheuser-Busch.

Following recent flash flooding in the western part of the island, climate change and extreme weather conditions are once again top of mind for people affected. Elected officials continue to explore various flood mitigation measures and are also encouraging homeowners to do their part. But as Phil Carpenter reports, many of these measures have their...

The City of Vancouver has the legal green light to close the embattled Vancouver Aquatic Centre as part of its plan for renewal. A judge has rejected a court application to stop the closure, but as Rumina Daya reports, there are still many unanswered questions about the centre’s future.

Hockey Night in Canada and The Bay are both synonymous with Canadian culture and for decades were a part of daily life for many Canadians. Iconic Canadian institutions are increasingly faced with existential threats due to financial pressures and foreign investment. Craig Baird, Canadian historian and host of the podcast Canadian History Ehx, joins Miranda...

Saskatoon is remembering one of it’s most prominent philanthropists as Irene Dube has died at the age of 89. Days of intense rain have left many parts of southern Saskatchewan dealing with damaging flooding.

Saskatchewan healthcare workers gather in Regina for a forum to work on strategies that will help support medical staff through an abundance of new ideas and initiatives. Days of intense rain have left many parts of southern Saskatchewan dealing with damaging flooding.

She has been a part of many Canadians’ lives for almost 15 years. However, a significant change is on the horizon: this autumn, Apple’s voice assistant, Siri, will get a completely new voice and a few new features. This morning, tech expert Mike Yawney joins us live from Apple Park, where he has already been...

We check in with Allison Sandmeyer-Graves, CEO of Canadian Women & Sport, to talk more about a new report that’s shows Nova Scotia is outperforming many parts of the country when it comes to women’s leadership across Canada’s sport system.

For one day each year, some of Montreal’s busiest streets are handed over to thousands of cyclists taking part in the Tour de l’Ile. As participants gathered at the starting point, many said it’s a tradition that keeps bringing them back. Felicia Parrillo has more.

While many across the country are dealing with the start of wildfire season, tensions are running high in southern Alberta and the B.C. interior after a very wet weekend. A melting snowpack and heavy rain have caused flooding in several communities. For months, the Great American State Fair has been billed as a massive celebration...

Prime Minister Mark Carney says Canada is considering purchasing Arctic surveillance planes from Swedish manufacturer Saab instead of American-made jets. Mackenzie Gray explains how it’s part of Carney’s promise to rely less on the U.S., what the aircraft are capable of, and how many Canadian jobs the deal could create.

It’s been many moons since astronauts last walked on the lunar surface, but NASA is aiming to change that in the coming years. Heidi Petracek explains what the space agency is planning after the success of its Artemis II mission, and whether Canada can play its own part.

As warmer weather entices more people outside, experts say the spring peak for Ticks is hitting many parts of the country. Health reporter Katherine Ward explains why the potentially pesky parasites might be popping up in more places, and how to protect yourself this season.

Another group of Vancouver businesses is bracing for the worst, from the Broadway SkyTrain extension project. As Paul Johnson reports, just as one part of the main route re-opens, another closure is just around the corner.

Toronto city council has approved a pilot project that will turn a stretch of Church Street into a car-free zone for part of the summer. But city staff can cut it short if it creates too many headaches. Nicole Di Donato has more on how businesses and residents are reacting to the move.

The next four days in Montreal will bring a mix of excitement for sports fans and merchants. Many have high hopes with the Canadiens in the playoffs and Montreal’s Grand Prix all taking place at the same time. As Phil Carpenter reports, after years of struggling post-pandemic, downtown business owners are hoping for a win.

Prime Minister Mark Carney addressed concerns regarding the future of the Snowbirds, telling reporters that “I’ve, like many Canadians, have enjoyed the demonstrations of the snowbirds over the years. It’s absolutely extraordinary,” and added “I inherited a situation where the planes literally had come to the end of their lives…They didn’t have the parts and...