Thursday's top stories in 10 minutes

The Liberal Party is choosing its next leader today in Ottawa.  Advocates are raising the alarm about a rising number of reported cases of child exploitation. Syrian security forces are accused of killing hundreds of civilians from the Alawite religious minority.

The federal government has committed billions of dollars -- to building three new naval destroyers.Police say human remains found in a landfill outside of Winnipeg belong to Morgan Harris.Hudson's Bay - the oldest retailer in Canada - has filed for creditor protection.

Ottawa suspends 2nd wave of retaliatory tariffs on U.S. products until April 2nd. Canada's unemployment rate unchanged in February. Marketplace investigation finds popular games apps ignore privacy rules to profile and track children online.

Trudeau says trade war will be in place 'for the unforeseeable future.' Canadian teen recruited to spy for Russia, now being held in Polish jail. Jazz-funk legend Roy Ayers dies at 84 in New York.

Donald Trump praises his accomplishments in a speech to a joint session of Congress.Canada's crab fisheries search for new markets in the aftermath of Donald Trump tariffs.Health care providers working to meet the needs of a growing number of young adults with cancer.

A trade war between Canada and the US is underway, after president Trump went ahead with is tariffs against Canada and Mexico just after midnight. Ontario premier Doug Ford went on CNN to tell Americans, they aren't the problem, their president is. And New Brunswick premier Susan Holt is one of the provincials leaders to being rolling out a response to the Trump tariffs.

The countdown is underway for the implementation of crippling tariffs from the White House A first ever all Canadian expedition is in Antarctica, studying the extent of climate change, near the southern pole. And, Anora," a strip-club Cinderella story without the fairy tale ending, was crowned best picture at last night's Academy Awards.