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The plane bought by the Ontario government for the premier and other ministries has been sold back to Bombardier for the exact same purchase price, Doug Ford said.

Ukrainian cities Kyiv and Kharkiv were targeted by hundreds of missiles and drones in a major attack launched by Russia on Sunday night, killing at least 11 civilians, injuring dozens, and forcing residents to take refuge in underground metro stations. Multiple civilian and cultural sites were hit, including several high-rise apartments, the National Film Studio,...

Ukraine’s capital was bombarded by a Russian missile and drone attack overnight. At least 27 people were killed. Redmond Shannon reports on the biggest attack on Kyiv since the war started, how Russia is defending the attacks, and what Ukraine is asking for from allies.

On the eve of the annual NATO summit in Ankara, Turkey, Russia carried out a deadly aerial attack on Ukraine — which included 351 drones — that left more than 20 people dead. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy warned of the attack only hours prior, claiming the timing of this attack would be a typical calling...

Ontario Premier Doug Ford responded Monday to backlash over his government’s decision to buy a $28.9-million private jet, saying the decision to quickly sell off the Bombardier Challenger 650 was made after hearing from Ontarians who were angry with the purchase.

Premier Doug Ford says the province will now be selling the newly acquired Bombardier Challenger 650 jet, just days after confirming the purchase was made public. The move also comes following backlash from opposition parties, who called the purchase a waste of taxpayer dollars during an affordability crisis. Lexy Benedict reports.

Russian President Vladimir Putin has denied culpability after NATO claimed Moscow was responsible for a drone that hit an apartment complex in eastern Romania and injured two people on Friday. “These had nothing to do with Russian aircraft, but rather that these drones were of Ukrainian origin,” Putin said, blaming the neighbouring nation Moscow bombarded...

Upwards of 370,000 children have been displaced and 121 killed in Lebanon within the last three weeks, UNICEF’s representative for the country revealed on Friday.

Residents displaced by the Israeli bombardment of southern Lebanon returned Sunday to find their homes reduced to rubble amid a fragile truce between Israel and Hezbollah.

Prime Minister Mark Carney said Thursday it is “obvious” the ceasefire between the U.S. and Iran is “very fragile,” adding that it must include Lebanon. Asked if he would support sanctioning Israel to potentially bring an end to the bombardment of Lebanon, however, the prime minister suggested he would not go that route.

The Middle East ceasefire is already in jeopardy after Israel launched an intense missile attack on Lebanon. Iran and Pakistan claim Lebanon was supposed to be included in its agreement with the U.S., which other nations, including Canada, are pushing for. Redmond Shannon reports on the aftermath of the bombardment, and where the fragile truce...

The fragility of the Middle East ceasefire after Israel’s intense bombardment of Lebanon, as the U.S. and Iran disagree on the deal’s terms. Scrutiny mounts on Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre after another MP crosses the floor to the Liberals. Prime Minister Mark Carney calls Canadian astronaut Jeremy Hansen. Plus, the duality of April’s wacky weather...

Amid the war in Iran, Israel’s government says it now intends to seize parts of southern Lebanon. Israel’s military has been bombarding the country, hitting targets it says are associated with Hezbollah – Iran’s proxy in that country. Since the onslaught, Lebanon’s Health Ministry says over 1,000 people have been killed – and as much...

Canadian aerospace giant Bombardier is warning of “significant impact to air traffic and the flying public” from U.S. President Donald Trump’s threat to decertify the company’s Global Express jets and “all aircraft made in Canada.” Mackenzie Gray reports.

What Iran’s new supreme leader is vowing as he makes his first public statement since taking over. Israel’s widening bombardment of Lebanon. The information Canadian police could soon obtain without a warrant. Plus, what’s fuelling a burst of colourful wildflowers in Death Valley?

President Donald Trump says any deal the U.S. signs with Iran must involve “unconditional surrender.” This comes as the U.S. and Israel carry out the heaviest bombardment of Iran since the start of the offensive. Mike Armstrong reports.

President Donald Trump says any deal the U.S. signs with Iran must involve “unconditional surrender.” This comes as the U.S. and Israel carry out the heaviest bombardment of Iran since the start of the offensive. Meanwhile, as we approach the one-week mark of the conflict, it’s still not clear what would satisfy Trump – or...

After an initial statement of support, Prime Minister Mark Carney has attempted to shift Canada’s position on the bombardment of Iran to a more nuanced position. On Tuesday, he held his first news conference in two weeks, after arriving in Australia to talk trade with business leaders. Mackenzie Gray reports on where Canada stands as...

U.S. President Donald Trump has Canada in his sights once again, this time threatening to impose a 50 per cent tariff on all Canadian-made aircrafts sold to the U.S. In a social media post, Trump says the tariff will come into effect if Canada doesn’t immediately certify business jets made by American planemaker, Gulfstream and...

A Ukrainian naval drone on Friday struck an aging, unmarked and uninsured vessel in the Black Sea near Turkey that was being used by the Kremlin to circumvent sanctions on its oil exports. A drone attack on a second tanker further dented Russian President Vladimir Putin’s war funds. In scenes that will bring a much...