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Aviation analyst Phyl Durdey provides insight after airports in Toronto confirmed flights to and from the U.S. have been impacted by the FAA grounding.

The Front Bench panel discusses how the ‘tone shift’ in how the government is responding to the sale of Stellantis’ Brampton plant.

All flights scheduled to depart from airports in the U.S. have been grounded due to safety issue.

Energy and Natural Resources Minister Tim Hodgson discusses the government’s investment into B.C.’s Woodfibre LNG and the environmental impact.

Canadian Vehicle Manufacturers' Association head Brian Kingston discusses the government’s threats of legal action over the sale of the Brampton plant.

The FAA has issued a nationwide ground stop of flights across the U.S. due to ‘extraordinary circumstances and reasons of safety.’

Premier Danielle Smith and Energy and Minerals Minister Brian Jean say the program aims to double Alberta’s liquified natural gas production by 2035.

Tech analyst Carmi Levy says Microsoft ‘slicing its workforce’ with significant layoffs before the outage could erode public trust in the company.

Commercial litigator Michael Binetti says ‘the government has a few options’ to potentially try to reverse the sale.

Hamilton, Ont., steelmaker Stelco is recalling all 175 workers who were laid off in September.

Ontario Minister of Economic Development Vic Fedeli explains what will be asked of the global CEO of Stellantis in an upcoming meeting.

Industry Minister Melanie Joly reiterated that Stellantis is on the hook for hundreds of millions of dollars.

Tech and cybersecurity expert Ritesh Kotak explains why Microsoft servers shut down and the complications of getting them back up.

Ontario Minister of Economic Development Vic Fedeli says his government stands with Stellantis’s Canadian workers.

CTV News political commentator Scott Reid weighs in on Melanie Joly saying Ottawa is prepared to sue Stellantis over the sale of its Brampton plant.