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CTV National News: Korean submarine visits Victoria to court Canada’s Navy

A South Korean submarine docked in Victoria for joint exercises and to showcase its bid to replace Canada’s aging submarine fleet. Adrian Ghobrial has more.

The Front Bench weighs in on whether PM Carney is backsliding on environmental issues

The Front Bench panel discusses Prime Minister Mark Carney's messaging on climate change after 14 Liberal MPs penned him a letter on environmental commitments.

CTV National News: P.E.I. oyster farmers struggle after devastating disease outbreak

Disease-hit oyster farms on P.E.I. face tough choices as new aid arrives, but some say the industry’s losses are beyond repair. Maria Sarrouh reports.

CTV National News: Toronto preparing for FIFA World Cup tourism boom

Toronto businesses are bracing for a wave of FIFA World Cup tourists as the city scrambles to finish last-minute preparations. Heather Wright has more.

CTV National News: Two charged after newborn’s remains found in Halifax

Halifax police say a newborn’s remains were found after a two-day search. Two people now face multiple charges. Paul Hollingsworth has the latest.

CTV National News: Liberal climate caucus raises concerns over possible pipeline deal

CTV News Chief Political Correspondent Vassy Kapelos discusses the Liberal climate caucus members' fear that environmental commitments may be weakening.

CTV National News: PM Carney calls Alberta separation referendum a ‘dangerous bluff’

PM Mark Carney is calling Alberta’s referendum question a 'dangerous bluff,' comparing the proposed separation vote to Brexit. Rachel Aiello has more.

Will a referendum settle the Alberta separatism question, or will it become a 'never-endum?'

The Front Bench panel talks about the Alberta referendum question and how the push for separation is being influenced by politics within the UCP.

'It's not what Canadians want': B.C. Premier David Eby on Alberta separatism referendum

B.C. Premier David Eby says the Alberta separatism referendum 'empowers the people who would break our country up and sell us for parts.'

'100 per cent': Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe on if Alberta should stay in Canada

Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe talks about how 'looking in the rearview mirror' can lead to frustration when it comes to the federal government.

'This is a decision for Albertans to make': Premier Smith on Alberta separation referendum

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith says she is complying with provincial law by adding a question on independence to the Oct. 19 referendum.

Deal with India ‘a major pivot’ for Canada’s long-term trade goals

International trade lawyer Barry Appleton discusses how Canada’s new trade agreements with India could boost leverage in talks with the United States.

Companies likely to cut back on TFWs amid ‘pushback’ from consumers, elected officials: economist

Economist Colin Mang discusses calls to end the temporary foreign worker program as Tim Hortons looks to cut back on TFW workers and hire 10,000 local workers.

Driver moves ‘road closed’ sign gets truck stuck in wet concrete

Authorities in Wisconsin say a driver moved a ‘Road Closed’ sign and moved into freshly poured concrete.

N.B. man dies of brain tumour after fighting fires for 30 years

A Fredericton widow is speaking out after her husband, who spent three decades as a firefighter, died of a glioblastoma brain tumour.