How difficult will it be for the U.S. to import potash from Belarus?
John Steen of the Bradshaw Research Initiative in Mineral and Mining says Lithuanian sanctions on Belarus will make exporting potash to the U.S. more expensive.
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‘Blood potash’: Sask. premier reacts to Trump potash proposal
A proposed U.S. potash deal with Belarus is drawing attention in Saskatchewan. Stacey Hein has the details.
New labour bill allows Canada to ‘grow our economy and meet the moment’: Government house leader
Government House Leader Steven MacKinnon discusses the newly introduced legislation to amend the labour code that’s sparking concern among labour groups.
‘We have a five-alarm fire with the cost of living’: CPC house leader on affordability crisis
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‘Not something you can just turn on a switch’: Sask. mining president on potash production
Saskatchewan Mining Association President Pam Schwann says Trump claiming the U.S. is working on a potash deal with Belarus is ‘a bit surprising.’
Carney, Poilievre speak on Belleville synagogue shooting during question period
Prime Minister Mark Carney and Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre acknowledge Sunday's Belleville synagogue shooting during question period.
Investors: Think beyond economic signals
Are traditional economic signals enough to explain what’s driving markets today? Michael Craig, Managing Director, Head of Global Multi-Asset and Derivatives, TD Asset Management, and Kevin Hebner, Managing Director, Global Investment Strategist, TD Epoch, join host Kim Parlee to discuss how technological disruption, creative destruction and policy volatility are influencing market behaviour, and why investors may need to think less like economists and more like students of innovation. Podcast also available on Spotify and Apple Podcasts. *Recorded on Sep. 10, 2026.
‘Very good news’: Trump says he is working on a deal to purchase potash from Belarus
After a breakdown in trade negotiations, U.S. President Trump says he is working on a deal to purchase potash from Belarus.
Poilievre is the Liberal party’s ‘best asset’ in next set of byelections: Mulcair
CTV News’ Political Commentator Tom Mulcair on why there is ‘pressure’ on Carney to launch the next set of byelections, as Parliament resumes.
Speculation around Belleville synagogue shooting being ‘gun-for-hire’ case: former SIU director
Former director of Ontario’s Special Investigations Unit Ian Scott breaks down what investigators will be looking for in the synagogue shooting case.
Belleville officer faces ‘significant road to recovery,’ though stable after synagogue shooting
Belleville police officials on the exchange of gunfire between a 29-year-old man and Constable Jeff Smith that left the suspect in life-threatening condition.
Opposition expected to ‘press the prime minister for details’ about partnership with Europe: Reid
CTV News Political Commentator Scott Reid on what to watch for when the House of Commons returns from summer break.
‘I find it disgusting’: Ontario Premier Ford reacts to synagogue shooting
Ontario Premier Doug Ford addresses the brazen shooting near a synagogue in Belleville, Ontario.
Liberals’ major economic bill expected to face pushback as Parliament returns
CTV News’ Michael Serapio on the Liberals tabling the Building Canada Strong Act and Carney attending the United Nations General Assembly in New York.
Feds promise ‘no unjustified increases’ of costs amid potential privatization of major airports
CTV’s Scott Hurst on questions swirling around the cost of the potential privatization of major Canadian airports.
Meet the people working on Canada’s military operations in the Arctic
Meet two people working on Canadas icebreaker fleet and the coastguard in the Arctic region. Graham Richardson reports from the Arctic.