On CTVNews.ca, Atlantic Bureau Chief Todd Battis blogs about our latest Canadian Original: remarkable nine-year-old Diamond Jubilee medal winner, Bryden Hutt. Read Todd's blog and tune in to CTV National News at 11 p.m. for his report.

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On CTVNews.ca: Washington Bureau Chief Paul Workman blogs about an American teen who sidestepped security at the Canadian Embassy in Washington, and hit the record books in spectacular fashion on a skateboard.

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CTV's South Asia Bureau Chief Janis Mackey Frayer reflects on her own experience trekking to Mount Everest base camp.

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CTV National News' latest Canadian Original is the Bluenose II: a multimillion dollar renovation, a nod to a storied past that will set sail again soon. Read Todd Battis's blog on CTVNews.ca and watch his report tonight at 11pm.

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Janis Mackey Frayer's notebook entry on CTVNews.ca: rape is a weapon that is not widely discussed but is arguably as ubiquitous in war. It costs virtually nothing to order against a target. And what makes it a particularly powerful tool of war is how effectively it can strike an enemy and make war profoundly personal.

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Soon after a horrific massacre in Norway that killed 77 people, Omar Sachedina spoke with one of the survivors. He writes about the horror the survivor witnessed, and the never-ending sense of loss that torments the friends and relatives of the victims.

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In 1985, CTV News and CBS News got exclusive access to first video images of the sunken Titanic. But how the images of that famous video was first shown to the world is itself a great tale. Todd Battis tells the story on his blog on CTVNews.ca.

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One hundred years after the Titanic met its fate, a big auction house in New York is selling off some 5,000 Titanic artifacts from the deep to commemorate the ship's sinking. And the world has taken notice.

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