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Criminologist Dan Jones says the individuals ‘have no real knowledge’ of who hires them to commit the alleged crimes, making it difficult for police to track.

Canada’s top teenaged baseball players are in P.E.I. for a major tournament. Maria Sarrouh has more on the Canada Baseball Cup.

A new redevelopment project is hoping to restore the vibrancy of Montreal’s ‘The Village.’ Genevieve Beauchemin has more.

Andrew Johnson has the latest on efforts to keep raging wildfires from spreading to Metro Vancouver.

Drivers across the country are seeing some relief at gas stations with prices dropping. Kathy Le with more on what to expect.

Police believe the most recent shooting at the U.S. Consulate is the work of ‘hired criminals’. Adrian Ghobrial has the latest on the investigation.

Judy Trinh has the latest on widening concerns over PM Mark Carney’s national security vetting process.

Canada’s top trade officials are back at the negotiating table in hopes of inking a new deal before a new round of tariffs take effect. Mike Le Couteur reports.

B.C. Premier David Eby says the firefighters from Mexico will work in the Brunswick area to help provide relief over the next 14 days.

International trade lawyer Robert Glasgow says Canada can’t move forward ‘without addressing those steel, aluminum, and auto tariffs.’

B.C. fire information officer for the Thompson-Nicola regional district Colton Davies says over 120 homes have already been damaged due to the wildfire.

David Scarlatescu, owner of Fig Bistro, says it’s ‘the least we can do’ and says hundreds of meals have been provided so far to wildfire evacuees.

'You can see my washing, you can see me. That is no problem.' Dunedin City Councillor Jo Galer joined a meeting from a bathroom.

TPS Chief Myron Demkiw confirms arrests have been made but did not name any suspects, telling reporters the issue will be addressed at another news conference.