Global National: Nov. 6, 2026 | Inside Carney's $30B plan to end homelessness

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Prime Minister Mark Carney has hit the road to sell his big federal budget. He was in Manitoba to launch his nearly $30 billion plan to end homelessness within ten years. Melissa Ridgen is in Winnipeg and has more on the plan that builds on work already done in that city and the hopes it will set an example for communities across the country.

For the Trump administration, there is work to do with Democrats in control of Congress; major renovation projects face an uncertain future. Today, a federal judge blocked construction on Trump’s towering arch for 14 days. It’s a major setback to one of his most high-profile beautification legacy projects. But as Jackson Proskow reports, Trump is still fixated on getting the job done.

It’s the end of an era for Tesla’s signature Cybertrucks; the company is pulling the plug on production of the unique stainless steel electric vehicle next year. And not a moment too soon for people who love to hate them. As Sarah MacDonald reports, the one-time point of pride for Tesla CEO Elon Musk is going the way of the Ford Pinto.

She was recently released from the hospital, more than eight months after being critically injured in the Tumbler Ridge school shooting. Now another milestone for B.C.’s Maya Gebala: Today she joined her former hockey teammates at Wickfest is Calgary, where she received a hero's welcome. Heather Yourex-West has more on the surprise homecoming and a 13-year-old who is proving to be unstoppable.