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Ottawa backs new Alberta-to-West Coast oil pipeline project

Ottawa has deemed a proposed West Coast oil pipeline a national-interest in a push to expand Canada’s energy sector. Abigail Bimman reports.

A handful of 'difficult to resolve' issues in Canada-U.S. trade talks: U.S. Trade Rep. Greer

U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer speaks on the state of Canada-U.S. trade negotiations and Canada strengthening trade relations with other countries.

Pipeline expansion ‘a big moment of Canadian leadership and unity’

The Front Bench panel discusses the approval of a new LNG pipeline and whether it would have existed without the economic impact of the U.S. trade war.

‘Alberta taxpayers are going to benefit’ from new pipeline: Danielle Smith

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith discusses the costs and benefits of the newly approved pipeline plan for Albertan taxpayers.

Carney, Smith answer questions about new Pacific Link pipeline

Prime Minister Mark Carney and Alberta Premier Danielle Smith take questions following the announcement of the Pacific Link pipeline project.

'Today's announcement sends a clear message, Canada is ready to build': Smith

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith says the Pacific Link pipeline would address Canada's long-standing challenge of getting its energy resources to global markets.

'The biggest things we've built in this country were never done in isolation': Carney

Carney references Canada nation-building history as he calls for governments, workers and Indigenous communities to build Pacific Link together.

Carney makes his case for Pacific Link, saying Canada 'recognizes opportunity and it seizes it'

PM Carney pitches the pipeline as part of a broader push to unlock Canadian energy and get more resources to global markets.

FULL ANNOUNCEMENT: Carney touts jobs, Indigenous ownership in Pacific Link pipeline plan

PM Mark Carney says the project will prioritize Canadian workers and materials as Ottawa and Alberta push ahead with a new route to the Pacific.

'We should be very concerned': Expert warns of autonomous AI cyberattacks

Cybersecurity expert Ritesh Patel warns AI agents could work in swarms to breach government systems, raising urgent questions about security and liability.

'Canada as an energy super power is coming true': Mulcair

Political commentator Tom Mulcair weighs in on the economic, environmental and political impacts of a potential new pipeline.

PM Carney’s infrastructure announcement in Alberta could spark ‘confidence in further investments’

CTV News’ Jeremie Charron on what to expect from Prime Minister Carney’s infrastructure announcement in Alberta.

Canadian steel industry feels pressure as tariffs hit and Ottawa weighs support measures

Canadian steel faces growing pressure from tariffs, while some industry voices question whether Ottawa’s measures are helping. Adrian Ghobrial reports.

'We're in a hurry up and wait situation': Moosehead CEO on U.S. ban on Canadian booze imports

Moosehead Breweries CEO Andrew Oland says the U.S. ban on Canadian alcoholic beverages is 'surreal' and 'a really challenging situation for us.'

‘The MAGA is in the steel mill’: How should the feds react to Stelco layoffs?

The Front Bench panel discusses how the government will respond to Stelco’s plans to layoff hundreds of workers from their Hamilton, Ont. plant.