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U.S. President Donald Trump spoke glowingly about Canada and Prime Minister Mark Carney following a phone call between the two leaders. As Alan Carter explains, Trump described the call as extremely productive.

U.S. President Donald Trump said he had a very positive conversation with Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney. Trump added that he believes things will work out “very well” for Canada following the phone call.

Prime Minister Mark Carney takes part in his first phone call with U.S. President Donald Trump. As Alan Carter reports, Trump describes the call as ‘extremely productive’ and the two leaders will speak again if Carney wins April’s federal election.

Mark Carney is once again wearing his Prime Minister’s hat as he meets to discuss U.S. tariffs with Canada’s premiers. As Alan Carter reports, it will no doubt be another eventful day on the federal election schedule.

After a long legal battle, the crown has dropped 3 more charges against the group accused of defacing a downtown Indigo bookstore in November 2023. As Jazan Grewal reports, 7 out of the 11 people have now had their charges dropped.

Toronto city councillors will be seeing a hefty pay raise after voting to move ahead with a 24 per cent salary hike. Melissa Nakhavoly with what this means for Toronto’s bottom line.

CityNews’ Sports Reporter Lindsay Dunn spoke with players and fans at the Blue Jays’ home opener, and they shared their thoughts on the team and Vladdy not signing a deal to open the season.

As the Toronto Blue Jays kick off their season, local businesses are hoping to see a boost, especially amidst Trump’s tariffs. Michelle Mackey reports.

The cost of rebuilding fire-ravaged homes in Los Angeles could soar due to President Donald Trump’s tariffs on Canadian lumber. Marybel Gonzalez explores how much extra the tariffs could cost home owners.

U.S. vehicle prices could soar after President Donald Trump announced tariffs on cars that aren’t fully built in America. Michael Yoshida looks at how much extra vehicles could cost if Trump follows through on his threat.

Democrats call for an investigation after top U.S. officials accidentally leaked military war plans in a group chat — that included a reporter, Rhianne Campbell reports.

The fallout continues from the revelation that a journalist was added to a group chat among top Trump administration officials about plans for a military strike. Karin Caifa looks at whether the app is safe for government use.