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‘I don’t think he knows what he’s going to do:’ Bolton on Trump’s Iran war

Former national security adviser to Donald Trump John Bolton says the focus on Iran could shift after the midterms.

Which states could flip in midterm elections?

CTV’s Michael Serapio has more on which states could flip in the midterms as voters head to the polls.

‘President’s coalition has disintegrated:’ elections analyst

David Wasserman, an elections analyst with The Cook Political Report, has more on voter trends in the midterms.

Students released off school bus into thigh-deep flood waters in Florida

Two students were released off their school bus into thigh-deep flood waters in Port St Lucie, Florida.

Dems could flip 24 house seats, 6 senate seats: forecast

Polls are open and opening across the U.S. for the midterms. Political analyst Kyle Kondik weighs in on projections and early voting data.

Man completes 50,000 kilometre walk around the world after 28 years

A U.K. man who walked around the world for almost three decades returned to his childhood home, ending his 50,000 kilometre journey.

Mechanic hanging out with little brother ends up catching million-dollar fish

A 26-year-old mechanic from Australia was hanging out with his little brother on a boat when they decided to cast a few lines while chatting.

B.C. watchmaker shares life lessons after 80 years in the business

After eight decades of repairing watches, a B.C. man has learned a lot about keeping life ticking along. Adam Sawatsky reports.

'Both sides are motivated' as Trump and Carney have 'constructive' trade discussions: analyst

Former U.S. trade representative Kate Kalutkiewicz discusses Trump's latest trade comments and how midterm elections could affect negotiations with Canada.

Ozempic generics hit pharmacies: A look at the benefits and risks

Generic versions of popular diabetes drug Ozempic arrive in pharmacies. Allison Bamford examines the benefits and potential risks.

Former junior hockey executive charged with multiple sex offences

An RCMP investigation into junior hockey players leads to multiple charges against a former B.C. and Alberta hockey executive. Kathy Le reports.

‘The Liberals are still in a honeymoon, and it’s showing across the country’: Nanos on byelections

Pollster Nik Nanos breaks down the numbers ahead of the six byelections for vacant seats in the House of Commons scheduled for December 7.

Canadian commander leads NATO brigade on Latvia's eastern flank

A Canadian commander is overseeing 3,000 troops as Canada takes a leadership role in NATO's defence mission in Latvia. Adrian Ghobrial takes a closer look.

‘The hard part is the getting it done’: Will the 2026 budget do enough to help Canadians?

The Front Bench panel discusses the upcoming federal budget and what measures the government could include to help the average Canadian.

Hackers target supermarket fridges in growing global cyber threat

Cyberattacks on supermarket fridges have spoiled food across seven countries. John Vennavally-Rao examines the growing threat and whether Canada could be next.