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Trump takes aim at allies as he defends Iran warNewsDuration 2:48U.S. President Donald Trump justified the decision to escalate war with Iran, saying they would've attacked first. Trump also had harsh words for the U.K. and Spain after they spoke out against the attacks on Iran.

Mi'kmaw groups oppose cuts to programsNewsDuration 2:09Hundreds of people from the Mi'kmaw community and their supporters gathered at Province House on Tuesday, calling on the Houston government to reverse cuts impacting Indigenous programs. The CBC's Giuliana Grillo has the story.

Beijing's famous Qianmen Pedestrian Street is shown on Tuesday, where there is a temporary drone ban in place during China's 'Two Sessions.' In its recent report, it says despite China’s economy proving "resilient in the face of multiple shocks," it faces increasing challenges. Wang said China has been resilient in the near term, but "long term it could be a problem." There is a heightened police presence in Beijing, including the area around Tiananmen, in preparation for China's 'Two Sessions.' (Lisa Xing/CBC)Tariff wars and China's riseUltimately, the massive meetings will be a chance to showcase China's strengths, said the University of Alberta's Wang.

The U.S. Justice Department on Tuesday said it would pursue its bid to revive President Donald Trump's executive orders that punish four prominent ‌law firms, abruptly reversing course just a day after seeking to withdraw its appeals in the cases. The Trump administration had appealed last year after federal judges struck down executive orders targeting Perkins Coie, WilmerHale, ​Jenner & Block and Susman Godfrey over their legal ​work, diversity programs and political affiliations. The administration on Monday asked the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit ​to dismiss its appeals. The four law firms ⁠told the appeals court they "oppose the government’s unexplained request to withdraw yesterday’s voluntary dismissal, to which all parties had agreed." Nine prominent law firms, including Paul Weiss, Skadden Arps, Latham & Watkins and Kirkland & Ellis, settled with the White House last year to rescind or avoid similar actions against them by the administration.

Calibaba says that when Iran began targeting Persian Gulf states on Saturday, the U.A.E. Canadian Blanka Calibaba, a Grade One teacher in the United Arab Emirates, has been living in the Persian Gulf state for 13 years. Some are tourists travelling through while others are expats now living in the Gulf, such as Calibaba and Furlong. And if they stay in the Persian Gulf, they risk being there if and when the conflict escalates. Whether living in the Gulf or travelling through, concern over what is going to happen next is what binds them together.

Trump threatens to cut trade ties with SpainNewsDuration 0:43‘We’re going to cut off all trade with Spain,’ U.S. President Donald Trump said Tuesday, after Spain announced yesterday that the U.S. will not be using joint military bases on its territory for operations against Iran. He also said he’s unhappy with the U.K. after their prime minister allowed the U.S. to use two of its bases, but only for defensive actions against Iranian missiles.

Cape Bretoner marks 50 years on the airwavesNewsDuration 2:15Phil Thompson has been heard over the radio for half a century. His passion for radio is matched only by his love for Cape Breton.

Overall, Clinton's deposition didn't deviate greatly either from what he wrote about the Epstein relationship in a 2024 book or Maxwell's own interviews with Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche last summer from prison. "I didn't see President Clinton being interested in Epstein," Maxwell said. Context for released photosBoth Clintons said the relationship with Maxwell encompassed a number of years, as did she in her prison interview. Former U.S. president Bill Clinton swims in a pool in this image released by the Department of Justice on Dec. 19, 2025, with a woman who appears to be Ghislaine Maxwell, left. In another photo recently released, Clinton is seen getting a massage from a young woman in an airport lounge.

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A program that helps people who are caregivers for seniors in New Brunswick is expanding. The Seniors Care Navigation Workshop was developed at New Brunswick Community College (NBCC) in 2022, and now thanks to a $2 million investment from the provincial government it will be offered in both official languages. “I personally want to go out into the community and not only help seniors, but help them live and help them find their purpose again and help them reconnect with the community,” she said. Student instructors Elyse Embree (right) and Jasmin Anand talk about preventing bedsores at a 2025 seniors care workshop at NBCC's Moncton campus. Other students who’ve helped facilitate the program say they’ve also been inspired to continue working with seniors.

Olympic athlete's quirky mullet created in Calgary barbershopNewsDuration 2:11Dutch speed skater Jorrit Bergsma became a quick fan favourite in February's Winter Olympics, sporting his mullet style "cowboy cut." Though the athlete is Dutch, the haircut is Canadian. Bergsma came to Calgary two years ago to have his legendary cut created and continues to visit his favourite Calgary barbershop to this day.

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