World Report

Prime Minister Mark Carney and other political leaders joined hundreds of mourners in Tumbler Ridge last night to honor the eight victims of Tuesday's mass shooting.

As Tumbler Ridge begins the long process of healing, Members of Parliament share personal messages of support — including one survivor of the 1989 École Polytechnique massacre.

An estimated 200,000 protesters have flooded the streets of Munich for the largest-ever Iranian opposition rally in Europe, calling for an end to the Islamic Republic.

Portugal and Spain face a four-billion-euro cleanup as a series of deadly storms gives way to clear skies and a massive national recovery effort.

Canada's top pension funds remain heavily invested in the U.S. despite an ongoing trade war and "Buy Canadian" calls.

Rising costs for gold and cocoa are squeezing Valentine's Day budgets, forcing many Canadians to trade jewelry for more affordable gifts.

Prime Minister Mark Carney and federal opposition leaders travel to Tumbler Ridge for a community vigil.
RCMP identify victims killed in Tumbler Ridge, BC mass shooting.
BNP scored landslide victory in Bangladesh election.
Global leaders gather for the Munich Security Conference amid warnings of "wrecking ball" politics.
Canada’s military police watchdog says the handling of a sexual assault investigation, where the suspect took his own life, was flawed.
EV sales have fizzled. Could what's on offer at The Toronto Auto Show re-spark the market?

White House border czar Tom Homan announces end to immigration crackdown in Minnesota.
Prime Minister Mark Carney to visit Tumbler Ridge, BC where 9 people, including the shooter, were killed on Tuesday.
Voters in Bangladesh head to the polls today for the country's first free and fair election in nearly twenty years.
State TV declares Barbados Prime ‌Minister ​Mia Mottley has won her ​third election, ​sweeping all ⁠30 seats.
Quebec selling US alcohol at a discount to prevent stock from spoiling, after it was taken off shelves in response to new US tariffs.
Olympic Winter Games: Canadians Éliot Grondin and Mikael Kingsbury win silver medals.

Ten people dead, including suspected shooter, after school shooting in Tumbler Ridge, BC.
Prime Minister Mark Carney suspends planned trip to Germany, orders flags to be lowered to half mast.
King Charles offers condolences.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and U.S. President Donald Trump meeting in Washington to discuss efforts to restart Iranian nuclear talks.
US Federal Aviation Administration says temporarily closes El Paso International Airport, saying Mexican drones breached the airspace.
One person detained for questioning, then released, in the disappearance of Nancy Guthrie.
Canada's first-ever Inuit-led university will open in Arviat, Nunavut.

Mark Carney's government has discreetly begun buying key components for 14 more US-made F-35 fighter jets.
US President Donald Trump threatens to block opening of new Gordie Howe Bridge between Windsor and Detroit.
Ottawa commits $84M to install more than 8,000 EV chargers.
Transparency International says 50 countries, including US and UK have dropped down the scale on its global index of corruption.
Captian of the Canadian women's Olympic hockey time Marie-Philip Poulin will not paly in today's game against the United States.
Canada wins first silver medal of the Olympic Winter Games in Short track Mixed Team Relay speedskating.