CTV National News: Canada’s unemployment drops for second month in a row
Data from Statistics Canada shows 75,000 new jobs were added in July, lowering Canada’s unemployment to 6.4 per cent. Kamil Karamali reports.
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Data from Statistics Canada shows 75,000 new jobs were added in July, lowering Canada’s unemployment to 6.4 per cent. Kamil Karamali reports.
A potential Canada-U.S. trade deal could include lowering steel and aluminum tariffs in exchange for lifting the American alcohol ban. Judy Trinh reports.
President of Automotive Parts Manufacturers' Association Flavio Volpe discuses Canadian concessions and how there is a push for U.S. alcohol in Canadian stores.
Member of the PM's Council on Canada-U.S. Relations Ralph Goodale speaks about why Canada must push back on new U.S. tariffs.
CTV News' Mike Le Couteur shares the latest updates on trade talks with the U.S. surrounding sectoral tariffs, Canada’s dairy industry, and access to minerals.
Toronto police officials announce two men have been charged in connection with the festival shooting and seized drugs and three firearms during the arrests.
Member of the prime minister’s council Jean Charest says if the tariff deadline passes ‘won’t be good news’ for either side of the border.
CTV News Political Commentator Scott Reid on the latest developments in trade talks and the latest Tory MP departure seems like ‘a gradual mutiny.’
CTV News U.S. Political Analyst Eric Ham on Trump’s claims that the conflict with Iran will end ‘pretty soon’ along with the trade tensions between Canada and t
Andrew Johnson has the latest on efforts to keep raging wildfires from spreading to Metro Vancouver.
Drivers across the country are seeing some relief at gas stations with prices dropping. Kathy Le with more on what to expect.
Police believe the most recent shooting at the U.S. Consulate is the work of ‘hired criminals’. Adrian Ghobrial has the latest on the investigation.
Judy Trinh has the latest on widening concerns over PM Mark Carney’s national security vetting process.
Canada’s top trade officials are back at the negotiating table in hopes of inking a new deal before a new round of tariffs take effect. Mike Le Couteur reports.
International trade lawyer Robert Glasgow says Canada can’t move forward ‘without addressing those steel, aluminum, and auto tariffs.’
Video shows a suspected vehicle in the U.S. Consulate shooting investigation fleeing the scene.