Global National: April 11, 2023 | Pro-Russian hackers allegedly target Canadian energy firm

Leaked Pentagon documents with classified details on the war in Ukraine allege that pro-Russian hackers successfully gained access to a Canadian natural gas company. Eric Sorensen reports on Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's reassurances, the embarrassment for the U.S. over the leak, what happened to Trudeau's website as Ukrainian Prime Minister Denys Shmyal visited Ottawa, and Canada's fresh pledge of military aid to Ukraine.

A delegation of Canadian MPs from all major parties is in Taiwan, in a gesture of solidarity amid rising tensions with China. Taiwan sees itself as an independent state, while China views it as a breakaway province. Jeff Semple reports from Taipai on the focus of the Canadians' visit, which is being paid for by Taiwan.

A Calgary man named Richard Robert Mantha, 59, is facing a long list of charges related to the sexual assault, drugging, and kidnapping of multiple sex workers. Heather Yourex-West explains how the charges result from an investigation at a rural Alberta property, the eerie parallels to the case of serial killer Robert “Willy” Pickton, and the continued calls for laws to better protect the rights of sex workers.

With many people feeling the pinch of rising inflation, some have decided they can no longer care for their furry friends. Brittany Rosen explains where some abandoned pets are ending up, and the advice to pet owners who've fallen on hard times.

Plus, Tupperware turbulence: the major problems for a kitchen mainstay.

And pain in the ash: Redmond Shannon looks at how Russia's Shiveluch volcano is creating disruptions and even entertainment for neighbouring residents.