Smoke billows from a waterfront community where hundreds of homes are engulfed in flames. CityNews Vancouver reports on the devastating fire in Malaysia's Sabah state.

A man in a suit is speaking, with a graphic overlay stating "FUEL SURCHARGES COULD RAISE GROCERY BILLS." Below that, a headline reads "Hundreds trying to storm Wisconsin beagle research facility met with rubber bullets, pepper spray."

The news anchor stands before a screen showing a damaged apartment building. A graphic below details displaced Lebanese residents returning home.

Two chefs in white uniforms and hats stand behind a counter laden with proofing dough. One chef gestures while speaking to the other, their faces illuminated by the kitchen lights.

Donald Trump speaks from behind a podium, his words broadcast across the screen. To the right, CityNews Vancouver displays current weather for Campbell River and a list of Nasdaq losers.

A man with a beard and a tweed coat stands outside, looking intently forward. A CityNews Vancouver chyron below him states that Vancouver civic parties have agreed not to split the vote against the mayor and ABC party in October.

Marilyn Gladu, a Liberal MP from Sarnia—Lambton—Bkejwanong, points to her right while walking with a man in a suit. A CityNews Vancouver graphic displays the current weather in Victoria.

A man in a suit and red tie speaks on a screen, with news tickers scrolling below. To the right, the Vancouver weather forecast and hospital wait times are displayed.

A woman in a bright pink dress stands before a weather map of British Columbia. Green patches indicate rain moving across the coast, with snow dusting the northern interior.

A man in a dark jacket stands in front of a school building, speaking to the camera. Behind him, several people walk across a paved courtyard.

A man in a blue suit and tie stands at a podium, speaking to a room full of people in Parliament. A CityNews Vancouver ticker at the bottom reports on a CBSA probe into Chinese plywood.

A group of men in suits walks across a polished floor in a grand room. A news ticker below reports on limited ship traffic and arrests at Vancouver airport.

A man in a suit and glasses speaks at a podium, his gaze directed downwards. Behind him, another man in a suit stands to the side, his expression unreadable.

Dust billows from a pile of rubble in what looks like a destroyed village. On the right, the CityNews Vancouver forecast shows rain for Tuesday.

A bright yellow Elections Canada sign with "VOTE" in large black letters stands by the side of the road. Below it, a graphic displays byelections results, showing the Liberals leading with 171 seats.

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