Tessa Bennett

VIDEO: King Charles is trying to modernize the British monarchy. Along with an unprecedented look at his personal tax bill, the king has revealed he won’t be moving back into Buckingham Palace after its massive renovation is complete. His decision not to return to the palace ends nearly two centuries of the Central London landmark serving as the British monarch’s primary home.

The first full week of summer break is here, and that means camp season is officially underway.

The WSIB's Injured Worker Outreach Service was cut off on Tuesday, a move advocates say will leave Hamilton workers without the support they rely on.

The hot weather didn’t seem to slow anyone down in Burlington Wednesday, as the city’s Annual Canada Day race drew its largest crowd in the 15 years it’s been around, with runners of all ages showing their Canadian pride.

World leaders are in Turkey for a NATO gathering, including U.S. President Donald Trump, who has had a tumultuous relationship with NATO allies over the past few months. Trump has threatened to pull the United States out of NATO in the aftermath of the war in Iran and suggested he may not have attended this week’s meeting if it weren’t taking place in Turkey. Prime Minister Mark Carney is also in attendance, though federal officials have said it is unlikely Carney will meet with Trump for a bilateral discussion.

VIDEO: Music fans around the world are remembering a voice that could shake stadiums, and stir emotions in just a few notes. Bonnie Tyler, the Welsh singer whose powerhouse anthem “Total Eclipse of the Heart” became one of the defining songs of the 1980s, has died at the age of 75. Tessa Bennett reports.

Canada's job market continued to show strength in June, adding tens of thousands of jobs after months of concern over a slowing economy.

As Ontario Police mourn the recent deaths of officers in the line of duty, the Halton Heroes Committee and the Halton Police Foundation are teaming up to support fallen officers' families and at-risk youth.

France marked Bastille Day by holding its largest-ever National Day parade. This year’s celebration carried added significance, as it was President Emmanuel Macron’s final Bastille Day parade before leaving office next year. The event also served as a powerful display of European unity and support for Ukraine.

The Bank of Canada announced what everyone was expecting: it is keeping its benchmark interest rate unchanged once again. Bank of Canada Governor Tiff Macklem says that’s because the economy is still grappling with global uncertainty, but there may be light at the end of the tunnel. Ongoing trade talks with the United States and risks surrounding the war in Iran remain top concerns. However, Bank officials say they are growing more confident that the economy is working through those challenges.