‘That doesn’t work’: Joly says ‘we need to send a message’ about broken Stelco agreement
Industry Minister Melanie Joly discusses the government’s demand for a plan and timeline to restore jobs at Hamilton’s Stelco plant.
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Key battleground states focus on voters' top issues ahead of midterms
Maine, Michigan and Georgia are key states to watch as voters weigh issues that could shape control of U.S. Congress in the midterms. Katie Griffin reports.
Stelco owner seeks meeting with Ottawa amid threat of legal action
Cleveland-Cliffs wants to meet with Industry Minister Mélanie Joly as she demands a timeline to reverse planned job cuts at Stelco. John Vennavally-Rao reports.
Canada-U.S. trade talks: How soon could a deal be reached?
Prime Minister Carney says U.S. President Trump is moving closer to Canada's position amid mixed signals from Washington. Jeremie Charron reports.
‘Phone calls are happening, discussions are happening’: Is a U.S. trade deal imminent?
The Front Bench panel discusses the possibility of a Canada-U.S. trade deal coming to fruition ahead of midterm elections.
‘Some concerns’ about Canada being labeled EU associate member: German ambassador
German Ambassador to Canada Mathias Luttenberg discusses growing ties between Canada and the EU, and concerns over possible Canadian associate membership.
Advance requests, no access for mental health: Fraser gives update on MAID
Justice Minister Sean Fraser gives an update on changes to Canada’s medical assistance in dying law.
‘Very courageous:’ Mulcair on Mark Carney’s Indian Act comments
PM Mark Carney says the government will start a process to review the Indian Act. Tom Mulcair discusses.
Melanie Joly on Stelco owner's alleged ‘double violation’
Speaking to reporters ahead of caucus, Melanie Joly said the government believes Stelco's owner committed a ‘double violation of undertakings.’
Canada-U.S. trade talks gain momentum ahead of midterms
Michael Serapio has the latest on Canada-U.S. trade talks and whether the countries are close to a deal.
Why are the U.S. midterm elections important for Canada?
Matt Duss, executive vice-president for the U.S. Center for International Policy explains how significant the U.S. midterms are for Canada.
Microsoft offering voluntary buyouts to 60,000 employees in workforce
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.
Ottawa to unveil major changes to Canada's assisted dying laws
Ottawa is set to unveil changes to assisted dying laws, including a permanent mental illness exclusion and new rules for advance consent.
Bank of Canada expected to hike key interest rate
Economists say they expect the Bank of Canada to hike its key interest rate by a quarter point amid the effect of higher energy prices on the economy.
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.
How Ottawa could leverage U.S. midterm pressure in Canada-U.S. trade talks
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.