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As the date for shutting the door of the five Annapolis Valley Regional Library branches approaches, work is being done to try to postpone the closures. As Angela Capobianco reports, municipalities are looking to funding solutions to keep the spaces open and operating.

Jordan Armstrong speaks with the Global CEO of The Look Company and a representative of Science World on how the now iconic wrap of the geodesic dome building in Vancouver came to be, and what happens after the last match of the 2026 tournament is played.

We check in with Canadian Coast Guard Assistant Commissioner Gary Ivany to learn more about the Canadian Coast Guard Day event happening this weekend at the Bedford Institute of Oceanography.

This episode features a deep dive into current geopolitical tensions, the evolving nature of warfare with drones, and Canada’s economic challenges including recession and industry issues. Experts discuss NATO’s response to Russian drone incursions, the state of the trucking industry, and the economic policies impacting Canada’s growth.

The City of Calgary is partnering with the Calgary Surge, Wild and Cavalry FC to bring free youth sports programming to downtown Calgary this summer. Last year more than 1,000 youth participated in the Surge City Hoops Summer series. This year the goal is to double it. Drew Stremick reports.

U.S. President Donald Trump says “serious negotiations are now taking place” to end his war with Iran, which has dragged on for more than two months. Reggie Cecchini reports on where peace talks stand, and how Iran’s control over the Strait of Hormuz is increasingly taking its toll on the global economy.

U.S. President Donald Trump has condemned Iran’s response to the latest U.S. peace proposal. The White House had presented a 14-point plan that required Iran to halt its nuclear program. After days of delays, Tehran finally delivered its response. It’s not clear what they said but President Trump posted on social media calling the response...

It’s a busy time at the Toronto Zoo. It’s recently welcomed a baby giraffe, baby otters, and now a baby camel. Jaden Lee-Lincoln speaks with Toronto Zoo CEO Dolf DeJong about how these recent births are helping the zoo’s conservation goals.

Canada’s privacy watchdog says OpenAI failed to respect privacy laws while training early models of its ChatGPT chatbot. David Akin explains what the investigation found, and how ChatGPT responded when he asked it if OpenAI violated Canadian privacy laws.

What happens when you combine a grand piano, a sailboat, and a passion for connecting people through music? You get PianOcean! We caught up with Marieke to hear about this unforgettable musicmusical voyage and the concerts happening right here in Nova Scotia.

There are some special things happening at Clayton Hills community golf course in Surrey. To talk about what makes the place unique and special is PGA of BC professional, Matt Palsenbarg.

The union representing 4,400 WestJet flight atttendants has voted overwhelmingly in favour of job action. As Jordan Prentice tells us, the earliest a strike could happen is August 2nd.

A southeast Calgary community is mourning the loss of a young child who drowned in a storm pond Sunday. As Meghan Cobb reports, residents say it happened in an area that is often busy with kids and families.

The WestJet flight attendants have voted in favour of a strike that could happen as soon as Aug. 2. For more on possible summer travel disruptions, aviation operations expert john Gradek joins Jaden Lee-Lincoln.

A Rogers customer is speaking out after falling victim to a sophisticated delivery scam impersonating the telecom provider. Consumer Matters reporter Anne Drewa explains what happened and spoke to an expert about how you can protect yourself.

Delta police are launching an investigation after a suspected recording device was reportedly used in a staff washroom. It allegedly happened at the FedEx terminal in the Tilbury area and there are concerns some of the videos may have been made public. Angela Jung reports.

The Valour Series is happening this weekend in Halifax, bringing high-level Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competition to the East Coast. We caught up with organizers to preview the event and what fans can expect.

U.S. President Donald Trump says its ceasefire with Iran is over as the two sides launch new air strikes. We ask military expert Christian Leuprecht what happens next.

Food banks were never meant to become a way of life. But a new report says that’s exactly what’s happening for thousands of New Brunswickers as affordability pressures continue to rise and food banks struggle to keep up. Meanwhile, the province says it’s working on solutions. Reeti Meenakshi Rohilla has more.

WARNING: This video contains disturbing images. Viewer discretion is advised. Investigators in Thailand are trying to determine what caused a devastating fire in a popular nightclub in Bangkok. At least 28 people were killed and dozens more injured. Mike Armstrong looks at what happened, and whether negligence contributed to the tragedy.