US President Donald Trump calling for a global naval coalition to break the blockade in the Strait of Hormuz.

It has been nearly two weeks since the Strait of Hormuz has been closed off by Iran, essentially choking off the world's oil supply.

Three Iranian soccer players return home after seeking asylum.

Prime Minister Mark Carney attending a mini-summit in Oslo, as leaders of the Nordic countries assemble.

Canada and the U.S. face off for Para ice hockey gold on the final day of the Milano Cortina Paralympics.

The future of a historical courthouse in London, Ontario has locals questioning Canada's preservation of heritage sites.

President Trump warns he may destroy Iran's oil infrastructure following a major bombing raid on Kharg Island.

War in the middle east continues to spill over, a Jewish school in Amsterdam attacked, adding to multiple attacks on Jesih community across Europe and North America.

President Zelenskyy meets Iran's exiled Crown Prince in Paris as he warns that the Middle East war is benefiting Russia.

Former NATO chief Jens Stoltenberg warns the war with Iran is a boost for Russia and a threat to Ukraine.

A new trade deal will see P-E-I potatoes exported to Mexico for the first time in years.

Israel renews attacks on Iran and Lebanon as Iran targets financial districts and key energy routes in Gulf region.

The widow of an Edmonton man who died in the E-R slams a new provincial report, calling its 16 recommendations "a joke."

March is one of the deadliest months for avalanches; predicting them is difficult.

England bans boiling live lobsters, sparking a fresh debate over animal sentience and the future of Canada's seafood exports.

Iran war is creating severe cooking gas shortage in India.

Global price of oil climbing again as Iran carries out overnight attacks on ships in the Persian Gulf.

Israeli drone strike kills eight on Beirut's seafront as families sleep in nearby tents.

Mark Carney's government tries again to give law enforcement more power to intercept communications and seize data.

Trump administration to report on its plan to refund billions of dollars in tariffs deemed illegal by US Supreme Court.

Remote First Nations in northern Ontario partner with Ornge air ambulance service to launch community-led emergency response teams.

King Charles expressed concern over Alberta separatism in meeting with Indigenous leaders: grand chief

Newfoundland and Labrador judge sparks a national debate by calling "jail not bail" rhetoric inflammatory while releasing a repeat offender.

Iran continues to step up its attacks across the Middle East, the US and Israel launch counter attacks.

Mulitple commericial ships hit by projectiles in Strait of Hormuz.

Countries prepare to start releasing emergency oil reserves.

NDP MP Lori Idlout crosses the floor to join Liberal caucus, bringing Carney government within 2 seats of a majority.

CBC has learned 2 people died after giving plasma at for-profit Grifols clinics in Winnipeg.

Nova Scotia RCMP conduct second round of polygraph tests regarding mysterious disappearance of Jack and Lilly Sullivan.

Both the US and Iran say they will be the ones to determine when this war ends.

Persian Gulf countries continue to come under ballistic missile attacks from Iran.

US President Donald Trump says 100-million barrels of Venezuelan oil have been brought to the United States.

TikTok and Canadian government reach agreement to allow Chinese-owned company to maintain physical presence in Canada.

Parent from Tumbler Ridge BC files civil lawsuit against Open AI, parent company of Chat GPT, after daughter injured in school shooting.

Authorities in New Mexico say state investigators have begun searching Zorro Ranch, formerly owned by Jeffrey Epstein.

CBC Exclusive: Canadian-led business fuelled Myanmar’s civil war with ‘blood pearls,’ despite international sanctions.

Iran appoints Mojtaba Khamenei as successor to his father, the late supreme leader.

Crude oil prices spike near $120 a barrel as the Iran war impedes production and shipping.

House of Commons expected to hold emergency debate on Iran war tonight.

New tuition scam left woman with $37K in fraudulent charges – and no help from bank, police or school.

More than 100 graphic novels removed from Alberta school shelves under new government policy.

This week's Arctic Winter Games in Whitehorse overshadowed by US president Donald Trump's threats to Greenland.

Explosions ring out today at an oil depot in southern Tehran as Israel says it is targeting Iran's energy resources.

Israel is issuing an evacuation alert this morning for residents of southern Lebanon.

China's Foreign Minister Wang Yi says the war in the Middle East never should have happened.

Canadians continue to leave the mid-east, many through Dubai despite sporadic closures due to the war.

Canadian women participating in the UN's Commission on the Status of Women warn about backsliding on women's progress.

The prime minister announces byelections for three ridings on April 13 - two in the Toronto area, and one in Montreal.

Canada wins its first gold medal of the Paralympic Games, bringing the total to 6.