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The province has spent millions working to keep nurses in the profession, but some experts say that more work still needs to be done. Laura Brown reports.

Some St. John’s residents say the proposed development would alter a historic neighbourhood and destroy the natural landscape. Garrett Barry reports.

Toronto is anticipating additional emergencies to unfold during the World Cup next month. Heather Wright reports.

CSIS says an alarming number of youth are being radicalized and influenced by terrorism in online communities. Jeremie Charron reports.

Community members gathered for a vigil outside the Nova Scotia RCMP office to commemorate the one-year anniversary. Hafsa Arif reports.

PM Carney will be meeting with European world leaders at a summit in Armenia. Graham Richardson reports.

Some Canadians say the increase in gas prices are causing them to cancel or limit their summer road trips. Kamil Karamali reports.

CTV News military analyst David Fraser says the possible peace deal may depend on Iran’s nuclear capabilities and the Strait of Hormuz.

Criminologist Dan Jones explains why the Nova Scotia siblings, officially missing for a year, are not being treated as a criminal case.

CTV News political commentator Scott Reid weighs in on PM Carney’s invite to meet with world leaders in Armenia.

Travel insurance expert Omar Kaywan says those with flights booked might only receive compensation for their ticket if they pre-purchased travel insurance.

Karl Moore, business strategy professor, discusses the growing concerns with rising jet fuel prices and the impact it will have on the industry.

Ontario Premier Doug Ford delivers a speech after receiving an honorary doctorate degree from Saginaw Valley State University in Michigan.

Criminologist Michael Arntfield speaks about the case of two N.S. kids who have now been missing for one.

Larry Haas, former White House official, speaks about the ongoing talks between U.S. and Iran and the pressure building as the war continues.