‘It raises more questions than it answers’: analyst on Alberta separation plans
Political analyst Lori Williams discusses two differing plans to transition Alberta into an independent nation, and if it is economically possible to do so.
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Jazz flight attendants vote to go on strike, no date yet for when
The union representing Air Canada Express operator Jazz Airlines’ flight attendants has voted overwhelmingly to enact a strike for better compensation.
‘This is no longer about trade and economics. It’s about sovereignty and independence’: Ham
U.S. political analyst Eric Ham reacts to new Nanos polling numbers revealing Canadians’ overwhelming support for retaliation on U.S. tariffs.
85 per cent of Canadians support or somewhat support rejecting U.S. trade deal: Nanos polling
Nik Nanos, chief data scientist at Nanos Research, breaks down new numbers revealing overwhelming support for Canada’s tough trade stance against the U.S.
Ottawa bakery puts Canadian products front and centre
An Ottawa bakery is responding to the U.S. trade war with a simple menu change that boosts support for Canadian products and its business. Josh Marano reports.
Curling Canada changes double-touch rule after Olympic controversy
Curling Canada is changing its rulebook on double-touching after the controversy at the past Olympics sparked debate across the sport. Garrett Barry reports.
Canadians turn to cottages as housing affordability challenges grow
With housing affordability a challenge in major markets, more Canadians are eyeing cottages in northern Nova Scotia. Paul Hollingsworth has more.
Gas prices remain high despite Ottawa’s fuel tax extension
Ottawa extended its federal fuel tax pause, but gas and diesel prices remain high, adding pressure on drivers, businesses, and the economy. Scott Hurst reports.
Toronto flooding highlights growing risk of extreme weather across Canada
Toronto’s latest flooding highlights a new report warning that Canadians face more frequent and severe extreme weather. Adrian Ghobrial reports.
Storm damages Rogers Stadium in Toronto ahead of AC/DC concert
Rogers Stadium sustained significant storm damage, raising questions about whether the AC/DC concert on Sept. 16 can move ahead. Jon Woodward has the latest.
Canada’s biggest investment summit aims to secure $1 trillion in capital
Prime Minister Mark Carney will host Canada’s biggest investment summit with a goal of securing $1 trillion in capital over five years. Judy Trinh has more.
Lindsay Clancy mistrial: What happens next?
Criminal defence lawyer Nick Cake explains why the jury was deadlocked after five weeks and what could happen next, including a possible retrial.
Canada loses 42,000 jobs in August as trade tensions raise economic concerns
Canada's labour market lost 42,000 jobs in August, surprising economists as trade tensions with the U.S. cloud the economic outlook. Abigail Bimman reports.
Lindsay Clancy’s lawyer says pregnant women experience ‘woeful, deficient’ psychiatric care
Lindsay Clancy’s lawyer Kevin Reddington says pregnant women are ‘just dismissed’ and describes Clancy as a ‘classic example of a tragic person.’
Lindsay Clancy’s defence lawyer speaks out: ‘It’s a very sad case’
Lindsay Clancy’s lawyer Kevin Reddington says the one jury member ‘refused to apply the law’ and thanked the remaining members.
Lindsay Clancy judge says the jury is deadlocked and declares a mistrial
Judge William Sullivan declared a mistrial after the jury was deadlocked to a unanimous decision.