When could Canadian job losses become a problem for the Carney government?
The Front Bench panel discusses Prime Minister Mark Carney's performance on job creation and how much economic pain Canada can tolerate in a trade war.
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Should Canadians expect to pay more for Thanksgiving dinner staples this year?
Heather Wright looks at where Canadians can potentially save or expect to pay more when planning Thanksgiving dinner this weekend.
New technology aims to reduce the impact of salmon farms on the surrounding ocean
Jon Woodward reports on a potential solution for salmon farms off the West Coast as they face potential elimination by the federal government.
Layoffs begin at Stelco plant as Canada posts bleak jobs report for month of September
Canada's economy slashed 68,000 jobs in the month of September, according to new data from Statistics Canada. Jeremie Charron has more on the impact.
Should Canada be bracing for more job losses amid the trade war? Big bank economists weigh in
CIBC Chief Economist Avery Shenfeld and Desjardins Chief Economist Jimmy Jean talk about what recent job losses say about the state of the Canadian economy.
‘Quite disappointing numbers’: Canadian economy lost 68,000 jobs in September
Economist Sal Guatieri says almost all jobs that were lost were in September were from the public sector and predominately within the education industry.
U.S. military plans first public execution in more than 65 years -- and will livestream it
The Pentagon has confirmed plans for the livestream, although legal challenges could delay the execution.
Pillay takes playful jab at Trump moments after Nobel Peace Prize announcement
Newly named Nobel Peace Prize winner Navi Pillay jokes about sharing her award with Donald Trump as she reacts to the hounour.
Omnibus bill has ‘issues that should be delved into’ before pipeline is built: regional chief
Regional Chief of B.C. Assembly of First Nations Terry Teegee discusses pushback to the federal omnibus bill and calls for a judicial review of the pipeline.
Would airport privatization make flying more expensive for Canadians? WestJet CEO weighs in
WestJet CEO Alexis von Hoensbroech discusses the government’s plans to privatize some of Canada’s biggest airports and what it means for the cost of flights.
Homelessness crisis ‘a priority for the Canadian government’: PM Carney
Prime Minister Carney says he has already had conversations with Quebec’s premier-designate about the homelessness crisis in the province.
‘Building Canada strong starts in a warm home’: PM Carney announces $2B for home retrofits
Prime Minister Mark Carney outlines his plan to get heat pumps installed in a million households in hopes to save Canadians $1-billion.
PM Carney attempts to ‘signal solidarity’ with new government during trip to Quebec: Reid
CTV News’ Political Commentator Scott Reid on why Quebecers view the prime minister as the ‘undisputed most-popular politician’ in Canada.
‘Carney is preaching to the choir’: Quebecers and PM believe it’s a ‘crucial time’ for the province
CTV News’ Political Commentator Tom Mulcair says Quebecers ‘want change as much as they don’t want a referendum’ amid provincial election results.
‘She’s brilliant:’ What Carson’s Nobel Prize victory means for Canadian literature
English literature professor at the University of Toronto Elizabeth Harvey reacts to Toronto native Anne Carson earning a Nobel Prize in literature.
Protesters attacked, arrested as they crash Trump rally in Texas
Protesters were attacked, escorted out and arrested as they crashed a rally held by Donald Trump to rally voters behind Senate candidate Ken Paxton.