Postal workers agree to new five-year deal with Canada Post
After around two years of labour disputes, the union representing thousands of Canada Post employees has approved a new five-year contract with the company.
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Iran suspending peace talks with U.S. is ‘not a good development’: military analyst
Military analyst and U.S. Army Major (Ret’d) Mike Lyons says Iran has ‘pulled the plug’ on peace talks, despite the previous seemingly positive negotiations.
South Korea joins ‘competitive contest’ of manufacturing Canada’s new submarine fleet
CTV News’ Judy Trinh has the details of Hanwha ramping up their submarine fleet pitch and how Canada could join a supply chain delivering armoured vehicles.
Exchange of strikes between Iran and the U.S. ‘ruffles some feathers’ amid peace talks: Fraser
Maj.-Gen. (Ret’d) David Fraser on what the recent exchange of airstrikes means for peace talks between the U.S. and Iran.
Quebec towns in conflict over ‘maple syrup capital’ title
The Globe and Mail's Maura Forest says identity, heritage, and a sense of pride are at the heart of a dispute between the towns of Mirabel and Plessisville.
Scrapping CUSMA would be 'phenomenally disruptive': Hillman on future of the deal
Former Canadian ambassador to the United States Kirsten Hillman doesn't think CUSMA is going anywhere, despite approaching deadline to review the agreement.
CTV National News: Should Canada remain optimistic about the latest auto trade talks?
Canada, the U.S., and Mexico are in the early stages of automotive trade talks, but what should PM Carney expect? Jeremie Charron reports.
What comes next after China’s foreign minister leaves Ottawa?
Senior advisor at The China Institute Jia Wang says it’s ‘positive’ for the Chinese foreign minister to visit, but calls it ‘unusual’ that it’s taken 10 years.
Canada eyes deeper trade ties with China despite security concerns
CTV News' political correspondent Scott Reid explains why Canada is looking to pursue greater access to China's market.
Trump weighs Iran deal as legal challenges mount in the U.S.
New court rulings target Trump-backed initiatives, while the U.S. president delays a decision on a potential Iran agreement.
Canadians sour on U.S., embrace stronger ties with Europe and NATO: Nanos poll
Two-thirds of Canadians now view the U.S. negatively, while support for closer cooperation with Europe and NATO continue to grow. Pollster Nik Nanos with more.
Emotional to transactional: How will the Carney government navigate the Canada-China relationship?
The Front Bench panel discusses how Canada-China relations have evolved and how careful the Carney government needs to be in managing the relationship.
CTV National News: China's foreign minister begins landmark Ottawa visit amid protests
China's foreign minister is in Ottawa for talks with PM Mark Carney and Minister Anand, marking the first visit of its kind in a decade. Abigail Bimman has more
Headwinds or five-alarm fire? The Front Bench weighs in on Canada sliding into a technical recession
The Front Bench panel talks about how concerning it should be to Canadians that Statistics Canada reported the country is in a technical recession.
Can Canada deepen economic ties with China without sacrificing security and human rights?
Former Canadian diplomat Michael Kovrig and Vina Nadjibulla of the Asia Pacific Foundation discuss the need for guardrails for the Canada-China relationship.
Canada ‘definitely needs to be pragmatic’ heading into meeting with China: analyst
CTV News political analyst Sharan Kaur describes what’s at stake ahead of Chinese minister Wang Yi meeting with PM Carney and Foreign Affairs Minister Anand.