Food prices set to rise; B.C. Conservative leader pushed out; Eurovision division
Get ready to shell out more at the grocery store. Anne Gaviola explains how much food prices will rise, and why. John Rustad has been pushed out as the leader of British Columbia's Conservatives. Keith Baldrey looks at the party's implosion and infighting. Mackenzie Gray reports from Washington, D.…
World Cup draw; Netflix buys Warner Bros.; Most and least popular premiers
Politics and sports collided at the FIFA World Cup 2026 draw in Washington, D.C. today. Mackenzie Gray reports on the high-stakes meeting that happened afterwards between Prime Minister Mark Carney and U.S. President Donald Trump; and Eric Sorensen reports on which teams Canada will compete against…
New evidence in Australia attack; Canadian MPs blocked; Nick Reiner charged
New evidence is emerging in the terror attack in Australia. Redmond Shannon explains why police now believe the gunmen were inspired by the so-called Islamic State, as new video surfaces showing the attackers being confronted by a couple in their 60s. David Akin explains why a Canadian delegation, …
Ukraine's guarded optimism; War of words; Canadians in Epstein files
There's cautious optimism in Ukraine peace is on the horizon. Mackenzie Gray reports on the concessions President Volodymyr Zelenskyy is making, what Russia wants, and the sticking points. Is it censoring free speech or fighting disinformation? Candice Cole explains why the U.S. has imposed visa ba…
Toronto winter storm; Kyiv under attack; Redefining masculinity
It's the white Christmas that came a day too late. A winter storm on this Boxing Day blasted Toronto, resulting in misery for people on the roads, the sidewalks, and at the airport. Seán O'Shea braved the elements to report on the treacherous travel conditions, and whether any relief is on the way.…
Carney's vision for new world order; Trump determined to get Greenland
At his speech at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, Prime Minister Mark Carney gave some advice to middle powers on navigating uncertainty. David Akin reports on what Carney said, and the message he had for U.S. President Donald Trump. At a news conference in Washington, D.C., one jour…
Canada's Olympic triumphs; Toronto's lack of snow removal; Robert Duvall dies
Team Canada has made more major triumphs at the Olympics. Mike Armstrong reports on the medals two Canadian athletes won, and Anne Gaviola tells you about the goal-scoring record that was smashed. Mike also sits down with Canadian halfpipe skier Cassie Sharpe about her decision to return to the spo…
U.S. set to intensify Iran war; Mixed messages about reasons for attack
The war in the Middle East is only widening. Jeff Semple reports from Istanbul about where this leaves the people of Iran. Jackson Proskow explains how there's mixed messaging about why U.S. President Donald Trump launched the attacks. Redmond Shannon explains how Trump is taking aim at some Europe…
Trump on Iran's next leader; Air travel tips amid war; Punch's prime mates
As Iran is hit with new bombs and missiles, Jeff Semple reports from Van, Turkey, near Iran's northern border, on how the U.S. and Israeli strikes are fuelling anger among Iranians, and how the U.S. reportedly wants Kurdish forces to join the war. Jackson Proskow looks at how Trump wants a say in c…
Unrelenting attacks in Middle East; Reaction to Iran's new supreme leader
The U.S. and Israel are not easing up on their intense attacks against Iran. But Iran isn't backing down either. Redmond Shannon reports on the unrelenting strikes across the Middle East, as oil prices surge. Mojtaba Khamenei will succeed his father, Ali Khamenei, as Iran's supreme leader. Jeff Sem…
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