CTV National News for Wednesday, Feb. 4, 2026: Toronto home prices dip below $1M

Toronto’s average home price drops below $1M as sales decline; while travellers are urged to prepare for power outages, communication issues and shortages in Cuba as Canada updates its travel advisory, and former PM Stephen Harper calls for Liberal-Conservative cooperation as Mark Carney meets Pier…

CTV National News for Tuesday, Feb. 3, 2026: Stavely mourns fatal hockey crash, Eby vows crackdown against extortion, and study warns heart disease toll rises in Canada

Stavely, Alta., mourns three junior hockey players killed en route to practice after a car hit a gravel truck; Premier David Eby promises tougher action as police investigate a surge in extortion shootings, with up to 50 cases in Surrey this year; and a new study finds heart disease or stroke claim…

CTV National News for Monday, Feb. 2, 2026: Canada submarine race heats up and Kashechewan evacuations unfold

Canada’s submarine competition heats up between Korea and Germany; a U.S. crime investigation involving Savannah Guthrie’s mother takes place after she goes missing, and evacuations in Kashechewan after a parasite is found; and NASA prepares for a possible Sunday launch as the Artemis crew, includi…

CTV National News for Sunday, Feb. 1, 2026: Alberta separatists meet with Trump team

Canada is currently meeting with South Korea to discuss new trade options and potentially purchase new submarines; Premier Kinew is travelling to Churchill, Manitoba to explore the potential industrial and energy-based economic opportunities; Alberta separatist confirms ‘high-level’ meeting with Tr…

CTV National News for Saturday, Jan. 31, 2026: Pierre Poilievre’s Conservative victory

Conservatives share their enthusiasm as Pierre Poilievre solidifies his place as party leader; a mother is hoping that the public will still come forward with information as to her son’s whereabouts; tourists are enjoying the cold in Canada’s capital as the annual Winterlude Festival begins; and mo…

CTV National News for Friday, Jan. 30, 2026: Catherine O’Hara dies at 71; Bombardier shares slide on U.S. threats

From Second City and SCTV to Schitt’s Creek and Beetlejuice, Catherine O’Hara’s career shaped generations of comedy fans. Bombardier stock fell as much as nine per cent after new tariff and certification threats from the U.S. president, prompting reaction from Ottawa.

CTV National News for Thursday , Jan. 29, 2026: Premier Eby slams Alberta separatist talks as ‘treason’, GM cuts Oshawa plant jobs

Premier David Eby denounces reported Alberta separatist talks with the U.S. as premiers meet on unity, while GM cuts a third shift at Oshawa, costing hundreds of jobs.

CTV National News for Wednesday, Jan. 28, 2026: Is Canada gaining a new auto partnership?

Canada has signed an MOU with South Korea that includes discussions on bringing their auto manufacturing to Canada; trade tensions with the U.S. were front and centre as premiers gathered in Ottawa; growing calls to boycott FIFA over Trump’s immigration crackdown. Plus, new Canada Post stamps pay t…

CTV National News for Tuesday, Jan. 27, 2026: PM Carney stands by Davos speech despite U.S. claims

Mike Le Couteur breaks down claims that PM Mark Carney walked back comments made in his Davos speech during a phone meeting with U.S. President Donald Trump; Abigail Bimman looks at countries seeking to implement social media regulations to protect youth, and where Canada stands in implementing its…

CTV National News for Monday, Jan. 26, 2026: Ottawa announces new measures to tackle affordability crisis

A break down of the steps Ottawa is taking in newly announced measures to help curb grocery costs in Canada; A look at the growing tension in Minnesota after an E.R. nurse was killed by a federal agent over the weekend and the response from the White House; How global warming could cause future geo…