Poilievre seen as ‘kryptonite’ to fellow Conservative members after byelection losses: Mulcair
CTV News’ Political Commentator Tom Mulcair on the key takeaways from the federal byelection results and the implications for the Conservatives.
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‘Do not take this country for granted’: Payne speaks ahead of negotiations with Stellantis
Unifor National President Lana Payne talks about the Canadian auto industry going through an ‘existential crisis’ ahead of contract talks with Stellantis.
Trade talks can continue when U.S. stops ‘doing memes’ and ‘throwing shade’: PM Carney
Prime Minister Carney says trade talks can continue if the U.S. stops 'trying to be tough’, and says insults of the Canadian military is ‘beneath their office.’
Tiger Gold consolidates Quinchía ownership and accelerates drilling in Colombia
Robert Vallis, President, CEO, and Director of Tiger Gold Corp., discusses the gold exploration and development company's focus on advancing the Quinchía Gold Project in Colombia's Quinchía District.
Contango Silver & Gold is positioned for silver supply scarcity and industrial demand
Shawn Khunkhun, President & Director of Contango Silver & Gold, discusses the company's positioning, explaining how more than half of silver demand now comes from industrial applications, a structural shift that fundamentally changes this commodity cycle
‘Trump is the driving determining factor in Canadian politics’: Reid
CTV News’ Political Commentator Scott Reid explains how Donald Trump is 'overwhelming’ Canadian politics and the ‘real pressure’ on Poilievre.
How the U.S. trade war ‘loomed large’ in the Liberal sweep of the federal byelections
CTV News’ Mike Couteur on the leading factors to the Liberal party sweeping the three byelections and how it will lead to questions surrounding Poilievre.
The future of Canada-U.S. relations amid trade uncertainty and upcoming midterms
Public affairs expert Adam Taylor says it appears the Trump administration does not have a strategy for midterms amid a trade war with Canada.
Byelections were a test and vote of confidence for PM amid trade war: analyst
The Globe and Mail’s Laura Stone says the byelections were a ‘test’ for PM Mark carney amid crumbling trade talks with the U.S.
Moments before woman shot by police after stabbing two people in Times Square
A woman randomly stabbed two people in New York City’s Times Square, killing one woman, and then was fatally shot by police.
Should you buy products before they're tariffed?
Colin Mang, an economist at McMaster University in Hamilton, Ont., explains the expected impact of counter-tariffs on prices.
Post-secondary students face a crisis of confidence as school year approaches
As a new academic year begins, students continue to face stress and uncertainty. Paul Hollingsworth explores the challenges and how to navigate them.
Canadians push back on ‘Lake America’ name change
After a brief ‘Lake America’ label appeared on Canadian maps, Canadians are responding through art, music and public displays of pride. Andria Case reports.
Churchill port ships Canadian grain to Europe for first time in six years
A Canadian grain shipment is leaving Churchill for Europe for the first time in six years. Alex Karpa has the details of Manitoba’s planned revamp of the port.
Iran retaliates as Middle East tensions push oil prices higher
Iran strikes U.S. targets, sending oil prices through the roof and raising concerns about gas and diesel costs in Canada. John Vennavally-Rao reports.
U.S.-Canada trade talks stall as war of words escalates
U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent took aim at Prime Minister Mark Carney amid a continued push to rename Lake Ontario. Mike Le Couteur reports.