World Report

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 Jewish 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.
One year into the review of Canada’s F-35 contract, the government admits relations with the U-S are complicating the deal.
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.
U.S. officials confirm six airmen are dead after a refueling plane crash. Investigators have ruled out combat fire as the cause remains under review.
Global oil prices fluctuate as the G7 releases record reserves and the U.S. considers waiving shipping laws to bypass the Iranian blockade of the Strait of Hormuz.
Canada’s economy unexpectedly sheds 84,000 jobs in February — a sharp reversal that pushes the unemployment rate to 6.7 per cent.
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.

New Iranian Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei vows to keep the Strait of Hormuz closed in first public address.
Global price of oil hovers around $100/barrel 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.
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 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.
Major ice storm forecast to hit southern parts of Ontario and Quebec.
Canadian Cancer Society says colorectal cancer screening should start earlier than recommended age of 50.

US Secretary of War Pete Hegseth says today will be the most intense day of strikes on Iran.
Israel launches new wave of airstrikes against Hezbollah, more than 100,000 people in Lebanon register as displaced today alone.
Persian Gulf countries continue to come under ballistic missile attacks from Iran.
Toronto Police say someone discharged a firearm at the U-S Consulate.
Parent from Tumbler Ridge BC files civil lawsuit against Open AI, parent company of Chat GPT, after daughter injured in school shooting.
TikTok and Canadian government reach agreement to allow Chinese-owned company to maintain physical presence in Canada.
CBC Exclusive: Canadian-led business fuelled Myanmar’s civil war with ‘blood pearls,’ despite international sanctions.