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CTV National News: ‘Heated Rivalry’ scores big at the Canadian Screen Awards

The steamy hockey hit won numerous categories at this year’s Canadian Screen Awards, including Best Lead Performer in a drama for Hudson Williams.

CTV National News: Illegal plant trading on the rise in Quebec

Thinking of buying an exotic plant? Many buyers may not realize if the species has been imported illegally or with the proper permits. Denise Roberts reports.

CTV National News: Claude Lemieux’s brain to be donated to science after suicide

The family of longtime NHL player Claude Lemieux says his brain will be donated to help researchers better understand the impact of repetitive injuries.

CTV National News: Soccer fans priced out of FIFA matches amid skyrocketing ticket costs

Vancouver and Toronto’s FIFA matches aren’t sold out, despite the World Cup being less than two weeks away. Kamil Karamali reports.

CTV National News: P.E.I. labour force expected to be short over six thousand workers by 2035

A $50 million grant from the Weston family aims to help bridge the projected labour gap in P.E.I. Maria Sarrouh reports.

CTV National News: Poilievre calls for emergency debate after Canada reaches technical recession

People have mixed thoughts on the technical recession, indicated by two quarters of negative growth. Jeremie Charron reports.

Unknown what caused fire that forced a rural Saskatchewan community to evacuate

Christine Strube, the reeve of the Rural Municipality of Shellbrook, Sask. talks about the damages and where people are going to try and stay safe.

Poilievre ‘seems almost enthusiastic’ to declare Canada in a recession: Reid

Political commentator Scott Reid discusses Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre calling for an emergency debate after Canada declared a technical recession.

CTV National News: Family mourns after Canadian killed fighting alongside Ukraine

Marc Mazerolle, the father of a late Canadian man killed in action while fighting for Ukraine, says he’s still looking for answers on where his son’s body lies.

Hydro One working to restore power for customers in Ontario

Kaitlyn Forde, Hydro One spokesperson, provides an update on power restoration in Ontario and what customers can expect.

CTV QP: One-on-one with Swedish PM

Swedish Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson reacts to Romania being hit by a Russian drone and discusses the pending deal with Canada for GlobalEye.

CTV QP: How the Alberta separatist movement is impacting politics across Canada

A panel of journalist discuss the growing separatist movement in Alberta and remarks from Canadian leaders.

CTV QP: Examining Steven Guilbeault's exit from the Liberals

A panel of strategists weighs in on Steven Guilbeault’s departure from the Liberal caucus and the message it sends.

CTV QP: What to make of Canada's new procurement strategy

Secretary of State for Defence Procurement Stephen Fuhr speaks about procurement strategies and efforts to ink a deal for the GlobalEye.

Ebola outbreak expected to continue before it gets better: infectious disease specialist

Infectious disease specialist Dr. Isaac Bogoch compares this latest Ebola outbreak to a similar one in 2014, which took around two years to fully control.