Dozens of lawsuits allege OpenAI failed to alert police about violent chat logs before the Tumbler Ridge massacre; The jury in the Lindsay Clancy murder trial remains deadlocked after five days of deliberations over the deaths of her three children; Rising oil prices tied to the Iran war are driving up pump costs as Ottawa extends its federal fuel tax pause into early 2027.

Dozens of lawsuits allege OpenAI failed to alert police about violent chat logs before the Tumbler Ridge massacre; The jury in the Lindsay Clancy murder trial remains deadlocked after five days of deliberations over the deaths of her three children;&nbsp;Rising oil prices tied to the Iran war are driving up pump costs as Ottawa extends its federal fuel tax pause into early 2027.

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CTV National News for Wednesday,  September 2, 2026: New lawsuits filed against OpenAI following Tumbler Ridge mass shooting

U.S. President Trump signals a broader Canada-U.S. trade deal is close as tariff exemptions emerge ahead of key U.S. midterm elections; PM Carney meets Turkish energy and defence firms in Istanbul as Canada seeks closer ties amid scrutiny of Türkiye’s human rights record; Preliminary referendum results show support for greater provincial control over immigration, prompting other provinces to seek changes. 

U.S. President Trump signals a broader Canada-U.S. trade deal is close as tariff exemptions emerge ahead of key U.S. midterm elections;&nbsp;PM Carney meets Turkish energy and defence firms in Istanbul as Canada seeks closer ties amid scrutiny of T&uuml;rkiye&rsquo;s human rights record; Preliminary referendum results show support for greater provincial control over immigration, prompting other provinces to seek changes.&nbsp;

CTV National News for Friday,  October 23,  2026:  Trump announces tariff exemptions with Canada-U.S. trade deal 'very close'

Five days after the fatal CFB Wainwright fire, military officials give an update on the injured and the investigation into the tragedy; Fake fundraisers are targeting the grieving families and friends of fallen Wainwright soldiers, including those of Pte. Shaun Farrell; Industry Minister Mélanie Joly gives Stelco’s U.S. owners 15 days to reverse layoff notices. Mike Le Couteur examines whether her ultimatum will work.

Five days after the fatal CFB Wainwright fire, military officials give an update on the injured and the investigation into the tragedy;&nbsp;Fake fundraisers are targeting the grieving families and friends of fallen Wainwright soldiers, including those of Pte. Shaun Farrell; Industry Minister M&eacute;lanie Joly gives Stelco&rsquo;s U.S. owners 15 days to reverse layoff notices. Mike Le Couteur examines whether her ultimatum will work.

CTV National News for Thursday,  October 22,  2026: Canada's top soldier addresses victims and families of CFB Wainwright fire

Graham Richardson breaks down a fact sheet released by the U.S. embassy, which includes a list of quotes indicating Canada is trying to influence U.S. voters; Prime Minister Mark Carney and Ontario Premier Doug Ford unveiled their plan to help Canadian manufacturers impacted by U.S. tariffs. Mike Le Couteur explains; Genevieve Beauchemin reports on what cybersecurity experts are warning could be the largest vulnerability they’ve ever had to patch.

Graham Richardson breaks down a fact sheet released by the U.S. embassy, which includes a list of quotes indicating Canada is trying to influence U.S. voters; Prime Minister Mark Carney and Ontario Premier Doug Ford unveiled their plan to help Canadian manufacturers impacted by U.S. tariffs. Mike Le Couteur explains; Genevieve Beauchemin reports on what cybersecurity experts are warning could be the largest vulnerability they&rsquo;ve ever had to patch.

CTV National News for Wednesday, September 2, 2026: New lawsuits filed against OpenAI following Tumbler Ridge mass shooting

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