World Report

U.S. forces down Iranian drones over the Strait of Hormuz amid claims a historic peace deal is imminent.
Iran sets July funeral dates for Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei, months after he was killed in air strikes.
Several Montreal police officers are suspended following allegations of systemic racism and racial profiling.
Vancouver hosts its first-ever World Cup match tonight as Australia faces Turkey at BC Place.
Ghana lodges a formal diplomatic protest after Canada denies a visa to soccer star Thomas Partey ahead of the World Cup.
A group of migrants deported from the U.S. lands in the Central African Republic under a controversial third-country agreement.
Workers remove Donald Trump's name from Washington's Kennedy Center following a federal court order.
Critics say Hong Kong's Museum of History is missing an important political moment after it reopens.

Canada makes soccer history this afternoon, hosting its first-ever men's World Cup match in Toronto against Bosnia—Herzegovina.
Prime Minister Mark Carney lands in Paris to meet with Emmanuel Macron ahead of a high-stakes G-7 summit dominated by global trade and conflict.
Under pressure from Washington, Ottawa is expected to table new legislation cracking down on imports tied to forced labour.
The U.S. Supreme Court blocks the execution of an Alabama inmate by nitrogen gas — keeping a lower court ruling that the method is unconstitutional.
Public health teams in Toronto and Vancouver scale up wastewater and disease surveillance to protect World Cup crowds.
Rock legends Big Wreck headline the opening day of World Cup fan festivals launching coast-to-coast today.

Toronto police officer fatally shot in a high-risk raid tied to a string of regional shootings.
Tomorrow's planned opening of the Gordie Howe International Bridge is off.
CBC News reports exclusively from Tehran as the U.S. and Iran exchange direct military strikes.
The Pope confronts Europe's migration crisis during a stop in the Canary Islands.
Montreal's Haitian community celebrates a World Cup moment decades in the making.
Ottawa's Alanis Morissette enters the Songwriters Hall of Fame tonight.

Bank of Canada holds key interest rate at 2.25%.
Accused in Belfast stabbing appears in court, following night of protests.
Iran launches retaliatory strikes against the US after US fires at Iran for downing of helicopter near Strait of Hormuz.
Israel targets Hezbollah militants in Southern Lebanon.
Canada to announce online harms strategy.
Youth in Newfoundland and Labrador say Ottawa's social media ban plan won't work.
Prime Minister Mark Carney to meet with Canada's premiers.
Canadian rock icon Bryan Adams is headlining FIFA's official World Cup Countdown Concert in Toronto tonight.

Canada's Government will introduce an online harms bill as soon as Wednesday in the House of Commons.
CBC News exclusive: Shooting victim in Surrey, BC last month revealed to be high-level member of the Bishnoi gang.
Federal officals release Inuit Tapiriit Kanatami’s poverty reduction strategy to improve supports for Inuit Nunangat, including housing and food security.
Outrage in UK over knife attack in Belfast, Northern Ireland.
Crews in the Philippines search for survivors of Monday's deadly earthquake, as families and ex-pats in Newfoundland and Labrador watch with concern.