Carney has played his hand ‘superbly well’ as U.S. trade talks pick up: Mulcair
The Front Bench panel discusses U.S. President Donald Trump’s insinuation that a Canada-U.S. trade deal is gaining momentum ahead of midterm elections.
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The Front Bench panel discusses U.S. President Donald Trump’s insinuation that a Canada-U.S. trade deal is gaining momentum ahead of midterm elections.
Vassy Kapelos discusses how Ottawa could use U.S. midterm elections to advance trade talks and whether a gala in Ottawa can help move discussions forward.
With midterms approaching, political pressure on U.S. President Trump could shape accelerated trade negotiations with Canada. Mike Le Couteur reports.
Prime Minister Mark Carney is asked if there has been any change in the state of trade talks with the U.S. in the last week.
Prime Minister Mark Carney says potentially abolishing the Indian Act is a process that he remains 'very open' towards.
PM Carney says over $630M will go towards community policing and extra $140M will fund ‘crime prevention and culturally sensitive community safety initiatives.’
PM Carney says the funding aims to help ‘address historic under-resourcing and raising threats from climate change’ for First Nations across Canada.
PM Carney says the money will be a part of the Partnership for Indigenous Workforce Readiness Fund to establish ‘targeted Indigenous-led funding.’
Prime Minister Mark Carney says amendments to the act will ‘make it easier for First Nations to secure financing’ to invest in projects.
As it looks to cut costs and invest more in AI, Microsoft has announced it is offering voluntary layoff packages to roughly 60,000 employees.
Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew says the Indian Act is a ‘race-based form of identification’ that should be abolished.
Dennis Darby, CEO of Canadian Manufacturers and Exporters, on the renewed momentum in trade talks.
Voters are heading to the polls in a tight municipal election race between candidates Olivia Chow and Brad Bradford.
Political commentator Scott Reid breaks down the close battle between Chow and Bradford and the bitter rivalry between Crombie and Parrish.
Tom Mulcair criticizes the absence of key premiers from a historic First Nations meeting and questions Ottawa's approach to major project approvals.
PM Mark Carney calls for stronger partnerships with First Nations, promising new investments and a focus on housing, health care and economic opportunities.