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Job market in ‘disappointing and subdued holding pattern’ as unemployment rate rises: economist

Senior Economist at Indeed Brendon Bernard gives his insight into why Canada is seeing the unemployment rate rise to 6.9 per cent.

Poll finds more Canadians say inflation is impacting their lives

CTV News’ Kamil Karamali on the Nanos poll showing how inflation is impacting Canadians as the unemployment rate rises among younger people.

P.E.I. looks to enact runaway child bill to require runaway teens to return home

Some parents in P.E.I. are pushing for a runaway child bill to fill gaps in legislation in the province when it comes to children repeatedly leaving home.

U.S. court rules against Trump’s 10 per cent global tariffs

A U.S. court has rules that U.S. President Donald Trump’s 10 per cent global tariffs wrongly invoked a decades-old law and are not legal.

'I remain very bullish on electrification over the long-term': CVMA president and CEO on EV demand

Canadian Vehicle Manufacturers' Association President and CEO Brian Kingston speaks about the impact of tariffs and EV demand on Canada's auto industry.

CTV National News: New poll shows strong Canadian support for boycott of U.S. alcohol

A new Nanos poll for CTV News shows most Canadians support the boycott of importing American alcohol. Abigail Bimann explains.

Tumbler Ridge Secondary School to be demolished, new school to be built in its place

B.C. Premier David Eby announces that the Tumbler Ridge Secondary School, which was the site of a deadly mass shooting, will be torn down.

CTV National News: Soaring gas prices force Air Canada to cut more flights

Gas prices have hit a four-year high, driving up travel costs and prompting Air Canada to reduce service. Andrew Johnson has more on what it all means.

Conservative energy critic on the Liberal government's promise of faster regulatory approvals

Conservative MP Shannon Stubbs says the government is 'creating more chaos, more uncertainty and more of a lack of clarity' on regulations on major projects.

Manulife considers airline fuel shortages to be a 'known event'

Travel Secure Inc. President Marty Firestone says the moment an airline fuel shortage becomes 'expected', it is no longer an insurable item.

Ontario health minister says residents exposed to hantavirus are 'actively being monitored'

Ontario Health Minister Sylvia Jones says two Ontario residents who were on cruise ship that's been hit by a deadly hantavirus are currently in isolation.

Two Canadians on cruise ship returned home before hantavirus discovery: Anand

Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand confirms two Canadians on the cruise ship returned home before the hantavirus outbreak was identified.

‘An important meeting’: Vatican analyst on Rubio’s visit to mend ties with the Catholic church

Vatican Analyst Gerard O’Connell provides his insight on U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio’s visit with Pope Leo at the Vatican.

New $300M deal could bring largest nuclear facility to Ontario

The Ontario government is moving ahead on a cost-sharing agreement worth up to $300 million to advance the construction of a new nuclear generating station.

Survey finds DRIPA creating business concerns

A survey out Wednesday from the Business Council of B.C. paints a grim picture for big employers in the province.