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What would shelving Honda's EV plant in Ontario mean for Canada's auto industry?

The Front Bench panel discusses the government and the opposition response to reports Honda is suspending its EV plant in Ontario.

CTV National News: StatsCan data shows that more adults are living at home as housing costs climb

New data reveals more Canadians are living with parents into their 30s and 40s, underscoring growing affordability challenges. Abigail Bimman explains.

'We know that Canadians have an appetite for these EVs, as does the world': Liberal MP

Liberal MP Karim Bardeesy speaks about the government's conversations with Honda on the future of the company's planned EV plant in Ontario.

CTV National News: Honda halts Ontario EV plant plans amid U.S. tariffs, weak demand

Honda is reportedly pausing its Ontario EV plant, citing U.S. tariffs and slowing demand. Mike Le Couteur has more on the political and economic pressure.

CTV National News: Privacy watchdog accuses ChatGPT of collecting personal data without safeguards

Canada’s privacy commissioner alleges that ChatGPT gathers personal data unlawfully. Judy Trinh explains what information may be at risk.

Conservative trade critic on Honda reportedly halting plans for Ontario EV plant

Conservative MP Adam Chambers talks about how U.S. tariffs and government subsidies on EV production have impacted Canada's auto industry.

Airbus Canada announces multibillion-dollar deal with AirAsia

Airbus Canada announced a multibillion-dollar deal to supply AirAsia with 150 of its Canadian-made A220 jets on Wednesday.

Poilievre calls Carney’s auto plan a ‘Liberal hallucination’ after Honda halts $15B EV plant

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre says Honda halting plans on an Ontario EV plant continues the 'collapse of auto production under this Liberal government.'

Is there a diplomatic path to ending the war in Iran and reopening the Strait of Hormuz?

Former chief of defence staff retired Gen. Tom Lawson says there is 'great motivation' on both sides to come to an agreement on the war in Iran.

Provincial watchdog on how OpenAI violated B.C.'s privacy laws

B.C. Information and Privacy Commissioner Michael Harvey says OpenAI 'over-collected massive amounts of personal information' while training its models.

‘You’re choosing the best at exactly the right time’: Carney on Airbus multibillion-dollar deal

Prime Minister Mark Carney on Airbus Canada’s procurement of a multibillion-dollar deal for 150 jets for AirAsia.

Saving ‘almost 30 cents a litre’: Canadians opt for First Nations gas stations amid rising prices

Heather Wright speaks with an Ontario man about the rising price of gas and how some are trying to offset the cost by going to First Nations gas stations.

‘Brandon was the kind of person you don’t forget’: Brother of Brandon Malcolm speaks at funeral

Brother of Sgt. Brandon Malcolm, Cst. Jared Malcolm, reflects on the ‘special bound’ he and his brother shared growing up.

‘He died doing what he believed in’: Sgt. Brandon Malcolm’s wife delivers remarks at funeral

Vashti Persaud, Brandon Malcolm’s wife, says her late husband ‘believed in protecting people’ while possessing a ‘quiet strength.’

‘This is typical of this administration, chaos’: Fraser on U.S. threats as talks gain ‘traction’

Maj.-Gen. (Ret’d) David Fraser on peace talks between U.S. and Iranian negotiators progressing amid Trump’s latest threats over the strait.