CTV National News

A second jury has been selected following a mistrial in the sex assault case against five former World Junior hockey players; each party leader is entering the final days of the election campaign with a concrete and distinguishable message to voters.

A fatal confrontation between police and a 30-year-old man at Toronto's Pearson Airport; and new revelations on the call between Mark Carney and Donald Trump.

Plans are in motion as the Catholic faithful and world leaders begin to gather in Rome for the funeral of Pope Francis; here's what is in the Conservative Party's fiscal platform, from lowering taxes to reducing the deficit.

Pope Francis has died at 88 of a stroke and irreversible heart failure on Easter Monday; and, while Conservatives are leading among voters aged 35 to 54, new Nanos polling shows the Liberals hold an advantage among seniors.

Advance polling in the federal election is underway as party leaders continue to make pledges; and an innocent bystander is killed in a shootout in Hamiton, Ontario.

The moments that resulted in the decision to cancel post-debate press conferences was described as testy and physical; and, the English-language leaders' debate punctuated how the Liberals and Conservatives are seeing record-levels of support.

Four of Canada's party leaders made their case to Canadians in French in the first of two federal debates; and, here's how the road to build a majority government in Canada could be determined by Quebec.

Reports that Honda will move auto production out of Canada prompted immediate response from party leaders on the campaign trail; and, here's how a Montreal Canadiens hockey game forced Canada to change the start time of the French debate.

Pierre Poilievre and Doug Ford appear to be openly at odds over the federal Conservatives' election campaign; and, Mark Carney apologized for a staffer who planted 'Stop the Steal' pins at a conservative conference.

500 employees at a GM plant in Ingersoll, Ontario will face layoffs; plus, There are growing concerns of Canada facing a lack of tourism this summer.

The stock markets opened with massive gains before sinking again as tariff tensions between the U.S. and China escalated; Pierre Poilievre took aim at Mark Carney, pledging to close the offshore tax loopholes he accuses the Liberal leader of once abusing.

Uncertainty reigned on the global stock markets as a false rumour led to a brief rebound before markets plummeted again; Mark Carney met with B.C. Premier David Eby to discuss the U.S.' plan to more than double tariffs on Canadian softwood lumber.

Canada reported 33,000 job losses in March as stock markets spent a second straight day in freefall in response to U.S. tariffs; and, Jagmeet Singh says Brookfield avoided paying more than $5 billion in taxes by using a tax haven during Mark Carney's tenure as chair.

Global stock markets recorded one of the worst one-day declines in five years in the wake of U.S. President Trump's tariffs; and, Prime Minister Mark Carney says Canada will impose a 25 per cent tariff on automobiles made in the U.S. that are not compliant with CUSMA.

Canada and Mexico were not included in a list of countries struck by U.S. President Trump's latest tariff barrage; and, the U.S. is moving ahead on tariffs on finished foreign-made cars, but tariffs on cars using foreign parts may be delayed.

Mark Carney is defending Paul Chiang amid condemnation for his comments suggesting people collect a Chinese bounty on a Conservative rival; and, as the date for U.S. President Trump's self-proclaimed 'Liberation Day' nears, details over what tariffs he will impose remain vague.

The first phone call between Mark Carney and Donald Trump preceded a shift in tone by the U.S. president; and, here's what Pierre Poilievre and Jagmeet Singh pledged to Canadians on Day 6 of the campaign trail.

U.S. President Trump's auto tariff announcement forced Mark Carney off the campaign trail to respond to the new phase of the trade war; and, U.S. President Trump's latest tariff announcement forced Canada's election campaigns to pivot in response.

Mark Carney is heading to Ottawa to chair a special committee after U.S. President Trump announced tariffs on all cars built outside the States; and, Mark Carney faced tough questions over his position with Brookfield and the use of Bermuda as a tax haven.