CTV National News for Sept. 16: Polls closed in two crucial federal byelections

Three men charged in an alleged new plot to assassinate U.S. president-elect Donald Trump; Trudeau revives Canada-U.S. cabinet committee.

Joe Biden spoke for the first time following the election promising a peaceful transition of power; the debate over Alberta's wild horses.

What led to Donald Trump's victory and what it means for Canada; and a hockey player in hot water after losing his cool on a fan.

Polls are set to open across the United States in one of the tightest presidential races in American history; B.C. port workers locked out.

Millions of Americans continue to vote at advance polls amid upcoming election; plus, Taylor Swift’s tour is set to arrive in Canada. 

Kamala Harris and Donald Trump both campaign in key southern swing states as U.S. election nears; Alberta Premier Danielle Smith earns 91 per cent support in the UCP leadership vote; and, B.C.’s Supreme Court approves a buffer zone order for expected protests outside the province’s largest Sikh temple.

Republican candidate Donald Trump has targeted former representative Liz Cheney just days before the U.S. election; millions of dollars worth of stolen vehicles were recovered in a Toronto police probe into vehicle re-vinning schemes; and, everything that's at stake in a potentially paralyzing port strike in Vancouver. 

Heavy downpour triggers deadly flash flooding in Spain; police bust a large drug lab in B.C; plus, dogs compete for best costume.

Quebec has started to accept early requests for medically-assisted death; China, India named biggest cyber threats to Canada.

The RCMP seized thousands of candies laced with cannabis before Halloween; and a N.S. teen has been arrested for threats to schools.