Protestors in Milan, frustrated with economic uncertainties and the government, were met with riot police; youth in Canada are facing high levels of unemployment, even at entry level roles; a new clinical trial to see how AI can help cancer patients in B.C. is underway, with seemingly promising results already; and more.

Protestors in Milan, frustrated with economic uncertainties and the government, were met with riot police; youth in Canada are facing high levels of unemployment, even at entry level roles; a new clinical trial to see how AI can help cancer patients in B.C. is underway, with seemingly promising results already; and more.

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CTV National News is Canada's most-watched national news program. Now you can stay up to date Monday to Sunday with the CTV National News Podcast, delivered nightly. Listen to Canada&rsquo;s most trusted newscast featuring stories from here and around the world with a perspective that is distinctly Canadian and backed by the #1 news organization in Canada.

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CTV National News for Sunday, Feb. 8, 2026: Riot police push back against protestors in Milan

PM Mark Carney outlined a deeper Canada-EU partnership, promising a parliamentary debate and a vote on the future of the relationship; U.S. President Trump criticized the EU’s offer to Canada as lawmakers push to repeal the authority behind his tariffs; Prime Minister Carney highlights Canada-Europe Arctic ties. CTV’s Graham Richardson reports from above the Arctic Circle with the Coast Guard; Rising oil prices drive fuel costs higher, with surging diesel prices hitting commercial fishers hardest across Atlantic Canada.

PM Mark Carney outlined a deeper Canada-EU partnership, promising a parliamentary debate and a vote on the future of the relationship; U.S. President Trump criticized the EU&rsquo;s offer to Canada as lawmakers push to repeal the authority behind his tariffs; Prime Minister Carney highlights Canada-Europe Arctic ties. CTV&rsquo;s Graham Richardson reports from above the Arctic Circle with the Coast Guard; Rising oil prices drive fuel costs higher, with surging diesel prices hitting commercial fishers hardest across Atlantic Canada.

CTV National News for Thursday,  September 17, 2026:  Carney outlines vision for a deeper Canada-EU partnership in European parliament

Rachel Aiello reports on PM Mark Carney's travels, including the official offer by the European Commission for Canada to become an associate EU member; Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre and his caucus are convening at a retreat in B.C. this week ahead of Parliament's return. Abigail Bimman has more; Joy Malbon looks at how U.S. tariffs on Canadian softwood lumber are impacting family-run businesses south of the border.

Rachel Aiello reports on PM Mark Carney's travels, including the official offer by the European Commission for Canada to become an associate EU member; Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre and his caucus are convening at a retreat in B.C. this week ahead of Parliament's return. Abigail Bimman has more; Joy Malbon looks at how U.S. tariffs on Canadian softwood lumber are impacting family-run businesses south of the border.

CTV National News for Wednesday, September 16, 2026: EU opens the door for Canada to be the first-ever associate member

Montreal, Toronto, Calgary, and Vancouver airports will be open to private investment; CTV’s Chief Financial Correspondent Amanda Lang explains who could invest in Canadian airports and how new tax deductions could affect investment and Canadians; Former prime ministers Jean Chrétien and Stephen Harper are taking part in the summit. Judy Trinh looks at why and what to expect from Harper’s closing remarks.

Montreal, Toronto, Calgary, and Vancouver airports will be open to private investment;&nbsp;CTV&rsquo;s Chief Financial Correspondent Amanda Lang explains who could invest in Canadian airports and how new tax deductions could affect investment and Canadians; Former prime ministers Jean Chr&eacute;tien and Stephen Harper are taking part in the summit. Judy Trinh looks at why and what to expect from Harper&rsquo;s closing remarks.

CTV National News for Sunday, Feb. 8, 2026: Riot police push back against protestors in Milan

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