Dozens of people dead, at least two Canadians injured after trains collide in Spain
Prime Minister Carney expressed his sadness over a train disaster in Spain that left more than 60 people dead and at least two Canadians hurt.
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Prime Minister Carney expressed his sadness over a train disaster in Spain that left more than 60 people dead and at least two Canadians hurt.
Mike Le Couteur discusses the state of trade negotiations and how Republicans could blame Canada if midterm results don't go their way.
Bank of Canada governors answer questions after the key interest rate rose a quarter per cent to 2.5 per cent.
Bank of Canada Gov. Tiff Macklem said uncertainty over developments in the Middle East and the Canada-U.S. trade tensions are behind the hike.
The Bank of Canada has hiked its overnight rate by a quarter per cent, the first time for an increase since 2023.
Lisa Raitt, a member of the PM’s U.S. relations economic council, on a warning from Hoekstra and why the U.S. may push for a trade deal.
Premier Danielle Smith advances proposed changes targeting DEI practices and introducing new protections against intimate deepfakes. Kathy Le has more.
Industry Minister Melanie Joly discusses the government’s demand for a plan and timeline to restore jobs at Hamilton’s Stelco plant.
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.
With one week until the U.S. midterms, Trump says he’ll accept the results if elections are honest, as Republicans face setbacks. Joy Malbon has the latest.
New legislation would indefinitely exclude mental illness as the sole basis for MAID while opening the door to advance directives. Rachel Aiello reports.
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.
Prime Minister Carney says U.S. President Trump is moving closer to Canada's position amid mixed signals from Washington. Jeremie Charron reports.
The Front Bench panel discusses the possibility of a Canada-U.S. trade deal coming to fruition ahead of midterm elections.
German Ambassador to Canada Mathias Luttenberg discusses growing ties between Canada and the EU, and concerns over possible Canadian associate membership.
Justice Minister Sean Fraser gives an update on changes to Canada’s medical assistance in dying law.