We are now in the second day of this tragedy, a morning where the reality sinks in for the people here that it indeed happened. This morning, there is a palpable void as the road behind me leads to the remnants of the Francis Scott Key Bridge, a landmark for decades, now obliterated by a massive container ship yesterday morning. …

It is now presumed that lives have been lost, underscoring the incredible efforts of first responders and divers. The impact of this tragedy extends beyond Maryland, with significant economic ramifications for the entire country. The Port of Baltimore plays a crucial role in handling over 51 million tons of foreign cargo annually, affecting industries nationwide, from farming equipment purchases to …

Just don’t ever think that something like that could happen. I mean, it’s unreal. You wake up and you hear the bridge collapse, and you’re thinking how, and you’d think they’d have things to stop that from happening. The shift has gone from rescue to recovery. Six people are presumed dead after the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapsed in Baltimore. …

The house shook, then there was rolling thunder which lasted a number of seconds. People in Baltimore recount the moment that the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapsed into the river. This morning, six construction workers who were on that bridge are now presumed dead. The search now a recovery effort. Fox 43’s Sire Williams joins us from Baltimore with details …

Vancouver’s Lion’s Gate Bridge sees thousands of large vessels pass beneath it every year, posing some risk. The biggest risk is similar to an errant vessel seen in Baltimore today. We must consider mechanisms and measures to prevent such incidents. The collapse in Baltimore raises questions about the safety of Canada’s bridges. While BC’s government is confident in its bridges, …

The search grew more desperate and urgent with every passing minute. Crews scoured a remarkable wreckage site of twisted metal and debris. After hours on the water with no signs of life, authorities confirmed the worst-case scenario. “At this point, we do not believe that we’re going to find any of these individuals still alive.” The terrifying incident was caught …

Alright, welcome back. We’ve just got our hands on a letter from the Prime Minister addressed to some of the country’s premiers. In it, Justin Trudeau says when we last engaged with provinces and territories on carbon pricing in 2022, all of your governments either did not propose alternative systems or, with the exception of New Brunswick, proposed systems that …

It’s now time for business news with Ari Rabich, and for the first time in nearly 30 years, a part of Donald Trump’s business empire has gone public. For sure, it’s now in the history books, as it had its first day on Wall Street, and it was a positive result in the end. Shares of the parent company of …

The Art Gallery of Ontario is closed today due to a strike by some of its workers. CP24’s Beatrice Vasan is live outside of the AGO with more on this story. Good morning, Beatrice. Good morning, Jen and Nick. Some 430 workers, OPSU workers from the AGO, are going to be on the picket lines as of 8:00 this morning. …

A violent carjacking incident has left a woman from GTA with physical injuries and profound psychological scars. The incident, captured on dashcam footage, occurred swiftly after her husband briefly exited the SUV. Speaking about the traumatizing event, the victim, whose identity remains undisclosed, recounted her harrowing experience. Initially, she refused to surrender her vehicle to the carjackers, even calling them …