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Beijing warns it is willing to see trade war with the US through to the end. 15 thousand Conservative supporters show up to Pierre Poilievre rally, featuring former prime minister Stephen Harper. Liberal leader Mark Carney says Canada is fighting US tariffs on every front. Russian feminist punk collective Pussy Riot tours Canada with message of resistance.

Global stock markets plummet as US President Donald Trump's tariffs take effect. Pierre Poilievre and Mark Carney make very different pitched to voters in British Columbia. Palestinian medics say 1 reporter killed, 6 more injured in Israeli strike on media tent in Khan Younis. Baby eel fishery opens in the maritimes, but some fishers say new regulations do not apply to them. Some customers accuse PC Optimum of unfair practices.

Israeli military says its soldiers made a mistake in deadly attack on Gaza paramedics. Ukraine says at least one person is dead after overnight drone and missile strikes in Kyiv. One man is under arrest after an hours-long lockdown on Parliament Hill. NDP leader Jagmeet Singh no longer saying he wants to be prime minister. Deadline for candidate nominations for federal election looms. Canadian scientist, Dr. Daniel Druker, wins 2025 Breakthrough Prize in Life Sciences for role in discovering hormone used in Ozempic.

After spending Friday in Quebec, federal party leaders take their election campaigns across the country for the weekend. Former Reform Party leader Preston Manning warns that national unity could be at risk if the Liberals are elected to a fourth mandate. The tariffs on aluminum has Canadian brewers struggling with rising costs. NHL hockey star Alex Ovechkin makes history, tying Wayne Gretzky's NHL record of 894 goals.

Canada's government is bracing for more tariffs on lumber, pharmaceuticals and semiconductors in the days ahead. Liberal leader Mark Carney tested on his knowledge of Quebec culture, and French, on Radio-Canada "Cinq Chefs" program. Global financial markets continue to fall in the wake of Donald Trump's worldwide tariffs. Canadian companies look to replace US trade partners at major trade fair in Germany. South Korean constitutional court upholds Yoon Suk Yeol's impeachment. 30 years after Measles was declared eliminated in Canada, public health authorities in Ontario are scrambling to contain an outbreak. Jasmine Mooney says she feels lucky compared to some of the women she met during her 12 days in US immigration holding cells. In one week, many Canadians snowbirds will have to register with the US government.

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President Donald Trump pits US economy against the world. Canada wakes up to new auto sector tariffs. Stellantis assembly plant in Windsor, Ontario goes down for 2 weeks. China is facing a 54 per cent tariff - total - and is vowing to retaliate. European Union laments the end of the postwar trading system. Canada Votes 2025: Housing top of mind in Quebec, but new builds can be complicated

Global leaders bracing for US President Donald Trump's to unveil tariff plan. Canadians feel economic gloom as Donald Trump's tariffs kick in. Cory Booker sets record for longest speech delivered in the US Senate. Mark Carney returns to Ottawa in preparation to respond to new tariffs. Conservative Party of Canada will not give reasons for dropping a third candidate yesterday. Jagmeet Singh and federal NDP may be looking for a boost from provincial New Democrats in Western Canada. "Top Gun" and "Batman Forever" actor Val Kilmer dies of pneumonia at 65.

New US tariffs poised to hit Canada tomorrow. As the tariff deadline approaches, Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre tries to keep criticism focused on Mark Carney. Green party co-leader Jonathan Pedneault pitches a plan to create 120,000-person civil defence corps, and expand the rangers program. Liberal candidate Paul Chiang bows out of Markham-Unionville race, after RCMP confirms it is investigating comments he made to Chinese-language media. 3 people killed in Israeli airstrikes targeting Hezbollah member in Beirut. Petronas natural gas pipeline bursts in Malaysia, sending fireball 20 storeys into the air. Myanmar’s military accused of blocking aid to earthquake survivors.

Liberals resist calls to expell candidate Paul Chiang from the Markham-Unionville race, after he says Conservative candidate should be sent to China. Sikh voters watch for signs of India meddling in election in Brampton, Ontario ridings. Rescue crews in Thailand still searching for earthquake survivors. Israeli military orders most of Gaza to be evacuated. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu testifies in his corruption trial. Paris court finds far-right leader Marine Le Pen guilty in embezzlement case. Michael Buble hosts a Juno Awards packed with patriotism.

Myanmar struggles to get emergency and medical supplies to earthquake zone while Bangkok searches rubble of collapsed high-rise. Ukraine accusing Russia of war crime after military hospital hit in Kharkiv. Bloc Québécois only party that has released an election platform as federal election campaign enters second week.

This Canadian election will be a sprint, not a marathon. Only 30 days remain! And so, World Report wants to help you find the best election podcast to keep you informed. Today, we present The House with Catherine Cullen, a weekend digest dedicated to making politics make sense. This wide-ranging show talks to people across the political spectrum. And they like to mix it up — with in-depth interviews, immersive audio docs, special series and good old fashioned road trips. New episodes every Saturday. Their episode today: The Business Council of Canada explains the impact of Trump’s auto tariffs; Liberal candidate Marc Miller on how his party is prepared for the intensifying Canada-U.S. trade war; CBC reporters send postcards from the campaign trail; a deep dive into a Conservative-NDP battleground in Manitoba; party strategists explore takeaways from the first week of the race. More episodes of The House are available here: https://link.mgln.ai/YmVxcj

More than 1,000 killed by Myanmar's earthquake as rescue efforts continue there and in Thailand. Denmark's foreign minister says he is not happy with the way US Vice President JD Vance describes Greenland. Prime Minister Mark Carney says call with US President Donald Trump was productive. In Turkey, thousands gather in Istanbul, to protest the arrest of the city's mayor. NDP Leader Jagmeet Sing acknowledges "massive challenges" as polling numbers edge into near single digits. American academics look to Canada as Trump Administration targets US universities.

This election campaign is a sprint, not a marathon. Only 31 days remain! And so, World Report wants to help you find the best election podcast to keep you informed. Today, we present At Issue, a weekly panel powered by four of Canada’s top political journalists: host Rosie Barton (CBC’s chief political correspondent) and three heavyweight political columnists Chantal Hébert (L’actualité), Andrew Coyne (Globe and Mail) and Althia Raj (Toronto Star). These are the folks who can connect the dots, and cut through the spin. At Issue this week: Trump throws a tariff grenade into the election campaign. Federal campaigns are being forced to pivot as U.S. President Donald Trump drops 25% auto tariffs. The panel also discusses how party leaders are defending their political vulnerabilities, and why a number of Liberals are changing their minds and running again under Carney. More episodes of At Issue are available here: https://link.mgln.ai/1H2Cnc

Messages from the campaign trail today have to reach 2 audiences: Canadian voters, and US President Donald Trump. Canadian authors and publishers fear Canada-US trade war. Mayors from Canada, Mexico and US are in Washington voicing concerns about Trump tariffs. Conservatives block former BC cabinet minister Mike Dejong from running in Abbotsford-South Langley, so he's entering the race as an independent. A high rise building in Bangkok collapses after a 7.7 magnitude earthquake rattles Myanmar and Thailand. Danes boycott US goods as VP JD Vance makes controversial visit to Greenland.

Canada's political leaders scramble campaigns to respond to new auto tariffs threatened by US President Donald Trump. Japan says it will consider all options to respond to Washington's auto tariffs. India negotiating with US officials to avoid Trump Administration's reciprocal tariffs. British Prime Minister Keir Starmer accuses Russia's President of not being serious about peace in Ukraine. South Korea's wildfire crisis is getting worse. Amid fears of renewed civil war, South Sudan's main opposition party says its leader Riek Machar has been arrested. New Lancet report says USAID cuts will lead to millions of HIV-related deaths worldwide.

This Canadian election will be a sprint, not a marathon. Only 33 days remain! And so, World Report wants to help you find the best election podcast to keep you informed. Today we present House Party, a lively new election chat from the makers of The House. They promise their watch party is not (only) for political nerds. House Party brings you three hosts (Catherine Cullen, Jason Markusoff, and Daniel Thibeault) in three locations (Ottawa, Alberta and Quebec) who get together on Wednesdays to tackle one big, burning election question. Their episode today: Alberta Premier Danielle Smith is catching heat for what she said to Americans about Canada's federal election. In a resurfaced March interview with right-wing media outlet Breitbart, Smith suggested the U.S. pause tariffs to avoid hurting Canadian Conservatives’ electoral chances. She also said Pierre Poilievre is the best leader for Canada because he’s more “in sync” with U.S. President Donald Trump. Today on House Party, journalists Catherine Cullen, Jason Markusoff and Daniel Thibeault dig into debate about the differences between Poilievre and Trump, their style, their policies — and why the Conservative candidate needs to straddle a wide swath of beliefs across the political right, if he wants to be elected Prime Minister. More episodes of House Party are available here: https://link.mgln.ai/kv6axN

Liberal Leader Mark Carney apologizes to one of his own candidates, who survived the Ecole Polytechnique massacre, after he got the name of the school wrong. Hamilton, Ontario is shaping up to be a key battleground in the Canadian election. Winnipeg police to release more details about "Buffalo Woman," the unnamed victim of a serial killer whose remains may be in the Prairie Green landfill. At least 18 people killed by wildfires in South Korea. Australian Green senator brings a dead fish to Parliament to protest a law that would safeguard salmon farms. Tesla Takedown movement protests Elon Musk's car company in the United States -- and now in Canada too.

Canadian election: Liberal leader Mark Carney starts Day 3 of the campaign in Halifax; Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre and NDP leader Jagmeet Singh in greater Toronto area, Bloc leader Yves-Francois Blanchet in Quebec city. US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth alleged to have inadvertently shared Yemen strike plans with journalist in group chat. Western military commanders meet this week to discuss what happens when the fighting stops in Ukraine. Opposition supporters of Ekrem Imamgolu vow they will return to the streets of Istanbul for more protests tonight. Canadian hockey players among those injured in car crash in New Zealand. Health officials track surge in measles cases across Canada.

This Canadian election will be a sprint, not a marathon. Already, only 35 days remain! And so, World Report wants to help you find the best podcast to keep you informed. First up: Power & Politics, CBC’s only political daily. Hosted by David Cochrane, this podcast is for listeners who want a steady flow of up-to-date political news. You’ll hear from those who’ve got the power, those who want it, and those affected most by it. New episodes drop Monday to Friday. Their episode today: Power & Politics' panel of political insiders — featuring former Justin Trudeau adviser Vandana Kattar, former Conservative cabinet minister Lisa Raitt, former NDP national campaign director Brad Lavinge and Canada correspondent for The Economist Rob Russo — breaks down the duelling Liberal and Conservative tax cut proposals and whether either can fit into an increasingly uncertain fiscal picture. Plus, CBC reporters following the party leaders bring you the biggest moments from the early campaign trail, and TheWrit.ca's Éric Grenier analyzes each party's status in the polls.