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Expert reacts to U.S. travel dip

Ron Stagg, an expert in Canadian-American relations, comments on a Statistics Canada report on U.S. travel.

CTV National News: Parts of Manitoba setting heat records

A spring heat wave has led to parts of southern Manitoba shattering heat records as temperatures rise above 30 degrees Celsius. Alex Karpa reports.

CTV National News: An emotional homecoming for a hostage of Hamas

There was celebration in Israel after a 21-year-old American-Israeli Edan Alexander was released by Hamas. Heather Wright reports.

CTV National News: Foraging for fiddleheads in the Maritimes

Sarah Plowman has the story of the long-standing Maritime family traditions and secrets of foraging for fiddleheads.

CTV National News: Teen prodigy's studies in jeopardy over tuition fees

A 15-year-old Concordia student says the high cost of tuition may force her to return to Iran, where she says she will be in danger. Kelly Greig reports.

CTV National News: 'I'm fearing that maybe I'll see my place burned to the ground'

Many Saskatchewan wildfire evacuees barely managed to flee their homes with the clothes on their back. Allison Bamford has their story.

CTV National News: 'A way to go before there's a formal deal' between the U.S. and China

CTV Chief Financial Correspondent Amanda Lang says the partial tariff pause between the U.S. and China is grounds for optimism in the stock markets.

CTV National News: Canadian trips to the U.S. fall for fourth straight month

For the fourth straight month, Canadians are choosing to spend their tourism dollars anywhere but the U.S. Genevieve Beauchemin breaks down the numbers.

CTV National News: De-escalating trade tensions between the U.S. and China

Markets surged on news China and the U.S. agreed to slash mutual tariffs by 115 per cent in a major de-escalation in the trade war. Joy Malbon explains.

PM Carney's finishing touches on his new cabinet

PM Mark Carney's new cabinet is expected to stay under 30 people using a two-tier system with a core cabinet leading on big files. Rachel Aiello explains.

B.C. Premier Eby plans to 'ramp up' health worker recruitment with U.S. ad campaigns

B.C. Premier David Eby says U.S. health worker recruitment is rising, with nurse applications up 127% since March and 1,000+ new doctors added in two years.

‘Explosive’ testimony set to begin in Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs trial: attorney

Entertainment and corporate attorney Tre Lovel expects the prosecution to ‘paint a picture’ of Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs’ criminal lifestyle as testimony begins.

Ont. hospitals spent $9B on for-profit agencies: study

CEO of Registered Nurses Association of Ontario Doris Grinspun says it’s a ‘disaster’ that hospitals are spending $9-billion on nurses and for-profit agencies.

Ex-Canadian Ambassador says 'Canada must watch U.S.-China deal closely'

Former Canadian ambassador to China Guy Saint-Jacques weighs in on the U.S.-China tariff deal and what it could mean for Canada’s trade future.

Mulcair: 'Carney's top priority with cabinet picks is the economy'

CTV News political commentator Tom Mulcair breaks down PM Mark Carney’s possible cabinet picks and the message that his picks will send to Canadians.