Trump-backed Michigan Republican Mike Rogers flips on tariff war with Canada in new campaign ad
Michigan Republican Senate candidate Mike Rogers has broken away from U.S. President Donald Trump over his trade war with Canada.
ADVERTISEMENT
Michigan Republican Senate candidate Mike Rogers has broken away from U.S. President Donald Trump over his trade war with Canada.
W5's Jon Woodward breaks down calls by First Nations leaders to remove some West Coast fish farms due to the potential impact on wild salmon populations.
Indigenous leaders from Canada and South America took their fight to the halls of Parliament on Wednesday to stop Bill C-39. Judy Trinh explains.
Retail analyst Bruce Winder reacts to the report of the Westons purchasing Boots and how it will benefit the pharmacy chain.
Canada celebrates as an Ontario-based rocket company reaches a new milestone. John Vennavally-Rao has more.
CTV News’ Political Commentator Tom Mulcair on what a PQ victory means for the relationship with Ottawa and how it will change Quebec’s political landscape.
Former Quebec cabinet minister David Heurtel breaks down the results of the provincial election and how the Parti Quebecois ‘benefitted from strategic voting.’
Prime Minister Mark Carney says he spoke to Paul St-Pierre Plamondon and urges that the province and the country ‘don’t have time to waste.’
Home sales fell in September in the GTA, as economic uncertainty continues to hold back buyers.
PQ premier-designate Paul-St Pierre Plamondon promises that he will govern Quebec for all.
Former CAQ premier Christine Frechette gives a speech after losing her Trois-Rivieres seat and her party is wiped off the map.
CTV News Decision Desk says the Parti Québécois will form a minority government in Quebec.
Éloïse Coulombe won her Charlesbourg seat and became the youngest MNA in Quebec history at 23 years of age.
CTV News Montreal reporter Swidda Rassy reports from Conservative Party of Quebec headquarters after leader Éric Duhaime wins his seat.
CTV News announced that the Parti Québécois will form the next government in Quebec before the headquarters finds out.
The Parti Québécois will form government, the CTV News Decision Desk says, though the makeup of the government is yet to be determined.