CTV National News
CTV National News is Canada's most-watched national news program. Now you can stay up date Monday to Friday with the CTV National News Podcast, delivered nightly. Listen to Canada’s most trusted newscast featuring stories from here and around the world with a perspective that is distinctly Canadian and backed by the #1 news organization in Canada.
Episodes
Friday, Sept. 23: Hurricane Fiona barrels towards Canada's East Coast; police open fire on protesters in Iran; and parents deal with a shortage of children's pain medication.
Thursday, Sept. 22: Atlantic Canada braces for what could be a devastating storm; and Trudeau and Poilievre spar in Parliament.
Sept. 20, 2022: Russian President Vladimir Putin mobilizes more forces while issuing a new nuclear threat, urgent preparations as Hurricane Fiona heads toward Canada, and the federal government is set to announce a long-overdue review of the Cannabis Act.
Sept. 20, 2022: Canada plans a major departure from its COVID-19 vaccine border rules, grocery shoppers are changing their buying habits due to inflation, and hockey-hero-turned-humanitarian P.K. Subban hangs up his skates.
Sept. 19, 2022: Queen Elizabeth II is laid to rest, grief and gratitude for the monarch is shown in Canada, and a look at how history might remember the Queen's reign.
Friday, Sept. 16: UN investigators plan to visit a makeshift burial site; a vigil for Queen Elizabeth II; and an airline has to pay for delays.
Thursday, Sept. 15: The preparations following the Queen's death remind some of another royal funeral; and Russian President Putin courts allies.
Wednesday, Sept. 14: Well-wishers lineup to pay their respects to the Queen, including a man from Alberta; and Ukraine reclaims large swaths of territory from Russia.
Monday, Sept. 12: Mourners congregate in Scotland; King Charles III makes a pledge; and a Toronto police officer is killed in a shooting.
Friday, Sept. 9: King Charles III is welcomed as his mother, Queen Elizabeth II, is mourned; and Canada's social fabric starts to change.
Thursday, Sept. 8: The Queen is mourned following her death at 96; and questions remain about the Saskatchewan stabbings.
Tuesday, Sept. 6: RCMP come up empty in the search for a stabbing suspect; dementia rates are expected to spike; and anxiety surrounds the first day of school.
Monday, Sept. 6: The manhunt for one suspect in the deadly Saskatchewan stabbing continues after his brother was found dead; Jasper, Alta. is without power after a wildfire; and, Liz Truss will become the U.K.’s next PM.
Friday, Sept. 2: A shocking assassination attempt in Argentina; withering heat on the West Coast; and self-driving cars prompt more safety concerns.
Thursday, Sept. 1: Canada’s first jurisdiction to slap on a sugar tax; a man speaks out after a machete attack; and a warning from the United Nations.
Wednesday, Aug. 31: Allegations emerge that a spy was working for Canada and ISIS; just-shuffled cabinet ministers react to verbal attacks against Chrystia Freeland; and Ontario drops its COVID-19 isolation period.
Tuesday, August 30: Mikhail Gorbachev, who presided over the Soviet Union before it collapsed, died on Tuesday at the age of 91.
August 29, 2022: Six young victims of a car crash in Barrie, Ont., have been identified, a task force addresses delays at airports and passport offices, and multiple failures clip the wings of NASA's Artemis 1 mission launch.
NATO’s sec-gen praises Canada’s Arctic defence; war in Ukraine threatens a nuclear plant; and the U.S. Fed signals more interest rate hikes.
Friday, August 26: NATO's sec-gen meets with Justin Trudeau; California phases out gas cars; and burnout worsens among doctors
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