U.S. President Donald Trump continues his overtures to make Canada the 51st state. Trump’s claim that the U.S. subsidizes Canada to the tune of $200 billion has been widely debunked as he continues to threaten new trade tariffs.

Canada is set to have a new Prime Minister. Mark Carney will be sworn in as our country’s new leader on Friday. Our Parliament Hill correspondent Glen McGregor on what’s on the agenda for the historic day.

The U.S. federal government is on track to run out of funding and shut down on Saturday. That means Friday is the last day for Congress to pass a spending bill to keep it open. Amy Kiley looks at the standoff between Republicans and Democrats.

It’s being called one of the largest Indigenous-led real estate developments in North America, Edward Djan has more on Taza Park, one of three community villages set to be built on Tsuut’ina Nation, just southwest of Calgary.

Video of a man being taken down by Calgary police is making the rounds on social media. Phoenix Phillips reports on what people and CPS are saying about the incident. 

The Alberta government proposed changes to modernize hunting rules on Wednesday, but some questions about “shoot farms” remain unanswered. Bianca Millions reports.

Calgary Transit could see some changes to help improve riders’ experience. Jillian Code reports.

Canada is taking aim at the U.S. economy, levying reciprocal tariffs in retaliation for American steel & aluminum tariffs. The Prime Minister-designate says he intends to use tariff income to support industries hit by Trump’s tariffs.