Republicans are suing over mail-in ballot policies in Mississippi. Julia Benbrook looks at how the case could have a big impact on ballots cast across the United States.

A potentially life-threatening storm will be bearing down on the southwestern U-S later this week. Laura Aguirre with how Florida residents are preparing.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau will survive a confidence vote put forward by Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre, but other challenges to Trudeau’s leadership are likely on the way. Cynthia Mulligan and Glen McGregor discuss the government’s future.

Next week, Canada will mark the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. With more on progress being made with 94 calls to action and how you can learn more about Indigenous history, Melanie Ng speaks with Jonathan Hamilton-Diabo.

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer accidently says “sausages” instead of “hostages” while calling for a resolution to the war in Gaza.

Calgarians who are pickleball enthusiasts will have new spaces to play, with 12 new courts opening in the city.

Calgary’s Stampede School offers students an immersive educational experience for a week at their Sweetgrass location at Stampede Park. As Carlene Sorensen reports, it’s where kids learn about Stampede’s history, while still completing their daily school work.

Calgary Police are still looking for a second suspect wanted in connection to a string of fires in a Southeast community back in August.