World Report

Multiple officers from Toronto Police Service have been arrested for being involved with the tow-trucking industry.
Prime Minister Mark Carney expected to unveil government's national automotive strategy today.
Former prime minister Stephen Harper says Canada must urgently reduce its dependence on the US.
U.S.-Iran nuclear talks are set for Friday in Oman following a last-minute push from regional allies to salvage the meeting amid high military tension.
The Canada-Finland women’s Olympic hockey opener has been moved to February 12 following a norovirus outbreak that left Finland with only 10 healthy skaters.
Canadian snowboarder Mark McMorris is recovering in the Olympic Village after a training crash; his status for tonight's big air qualifiers remains a game-time decision.

Controversy over US ICE agents continue at 2026 Milano-Cortina Olympic Games.
A former British cabinet minister with ties to Jeffrey Epstein is under criminal investigation for allegedly leaking secret government documents to the convicted sex offender.
4-year-old Penny the Doberman Pinscher, co-owned by a Canadian, wins best in show at Westminster Dog Show.
We're learning more about the crash that killed three junior hockey players in Alberta this week.
The US government is pulling 700 ICE agents out of Minnesota.
More information coming to light about the disppearance of two Nova Scotia children nine months ago.
The parents of a Canadian teen who died in Australia last month have arrived in Brisbane.
In New Brunswick, fishers say their livlihood is in peril due to the rotting whaves that are owned by the federal government.

Grief and shock are rippling through Canada's hockey community after three junior players killed in a crash heading to practice in Alberta.
The sexual assault trial of Canadian auto parts magnate Frank Stronach has been delayed after his lawyers asked for more time to prepare.
Bank of Montreal fined $4-million for over-charging customers on monthly fees for discounted plans.
US and India strike trade deal, but details are sparse.
First Baptist Church in Toronto, one of the first places of worship for slaves who made their way north to freedom, celebrates 200 years.
The launch of the Artemis spacecraft, with one Canadian astronaut on board, has been delayed a month until March
In Australia, a family of four were rescued after a 13-year-old boy swam four kilometres and ran for another two to get help.

CBC News gets exclusive visit to the US airbase in Arizona, where Canadian pilots will soon learn how to fly the F-35.
Russia confirms next round of trilateral talks with US and Ukraine to take place Wednesday and Thursday.
Some police officers in Ontario say they are being unfairly penalized by traffic technology.
New research suggests that more young Canadians are being diagnosed with psychotic disorders.
US President Donald Trump says he will close Kennedy Centre for 2 years for renovations.
Canadian Justin Gray becomes first Canadian to win Grammy for Best Immersive Audio Album.

Gaza’s Rafah crossing reopens today in a high-stakes test for the region's fragile ceasefire.
Israel bars Médecins Sans Frontières from Gaza after the charity refuses to disclose staff lists, citing safety concerns.
Ayatollah Khamenei warns of "regional war" as President Trump claims nuclear talks are underway amid a massive U.S. military buildup.
Five years after Myanmar’s coup, Aung San Suu Kyi remains in secret detention following military-run elections.
Pierre Poilievre secures a strong leadership mandate in Calgary as strategists warn the party must link Trump’s trade threats to Canada's affordability crisis.
Ottawa is cutting 840 climate and environment jobs, sparking warnings that critical research on toxins and wildlife will be lost.
Auditions open for the 10th season of The Great Canadian Baking Show as the nation’s pandemic-born obsession with baking continues to surge.