World Report

Prime Minister Mark Carney to release his first spring economic update since winning last year's election.
Palestinians in Israeli-occupied West Bank say they fear for their children's' safety after 2 killed in attack on school.
Trump administration signals it is unlikely to accept Iran's proposal to end the war.
United Arab Emirates announces it is quitting OPEC.
Governor General Mary Simon returns to Tumbler Ridge, BC months after mass shooting.
Australia to charge Facebook, Google and TikTok unless they pay local news outlets for using their content.
King Charles to address United States Congress.

Canadian Prime Minister Mark ‌Carney details ​plans to create ​a sovereign wealth ​fund.
Suspected shooter at White House Correspondents' dinner, Cole Tomas Allen is set to make his first court appearance today.
Lebanon marks most deadly day since Israel and Hezbollah agreed to ceasefire.
A Winnipeg man says he is being indefinitely held at ICE detention facility in California.
Some businesses in Las Vegas offer at-par deals to convince Canadian tourists to return.
King Charles and Queen Camilla begin US state visit as relations between Washington and London are tense.

Gunfire erupts at the White House Correspondents' Dinner — President Trump is safe after a suspect was apprehended by Secret Service.
CBC’s Paul Hunter describes the "absolute chaos" inside the ballroom as the White House Correspondents' Dinner turned into a crime scene.
World leaders — including Prime Minister Mark Carney — are condemning last night’s shooting in Washington as a "shocking" assault on democracy.
King Charles is expected to begin a high-stakes state visit to Washington tomorrow — amid rising diplomatic tensions and a security crisis at the White House.
Doctors in Toronto are celebrating a "Canadian first" — an HIV patient in sustained remission following a historic bone marrow transplant.
One year after the deadly Lapu-Lapu Day attack in Vancouver — survivors are calling for better support and transparency over missing victim funds.
Ukraine marks 40 years since the Chernobyl disaster while warning that ongoing Russian air strikes could trigger a new nuclear catastrophe.
Kenya’s Sabastian Sawe makes sports history as the first person to break the two-hour marathon barrier in an official race.

U-S delegation on its way to Pakistan for peace talks with Iran.
Palestinians are casting ballots in rare local elections today — including the first vote held in the Gaza Strip in nearly twenty years.
In Mali, there are reports of sustained gunfire and heavy weapons being heard near the international airport in the capital city of Bamako.
Latest iteration of the Canada-U.S. trade advisory committee preparing to meet in Ottawa for the first time.
Driver responsible for fatal Humboldt Broncos crash in Saskatchewan will be allowed to stay in Canada, temporarily.
A public inquiry into the deaths of six Innu children in Labrador reveals what investigators call a "profound systemic failure" by child protection officials.

Carney government announces approval of $4-billion pipeline project in British Columbia.
As Iranian negotiators arrive in Pakistan for a last-ditch diplomatic push — the U.S. warns it now controls all shipping in and out of the region.
Chief of the Defence Staff Jennie Carignan reassures Ukraine NATO remains a strong ally.
Ontario's coroner is investigating the death of an 11-month old Cree boy in a James Bay hospital in the north of the province.
The Yukon turns to Ontario for help as it explores small nuclear reactors to solve its energy crisis.
Saskatchewan is bracing for a 70-centimetre wallop this morning as a major spring blizzard shuts down highways across the province.
More Ontario homeowners face mandatory investigation after Indigenous ancestral remains found on their property.