‘We’re not going to sign a bad deal’: PM Carney addresses Hoekstra’s comments on CUSMA talks
Prime Minister Carney addresses the comments of U.S. Ambassador Hoekstra claiming Canada and the U.S. are not close to a deal.
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Prime Minister Carney addresses the comments of U.S. Ambassador Hoekstra claiming Canada and the U.S. are not close to a deal.
Prime Minister Carney calls Alberta separatism ‘a dangerous bluff’ and is ‘looking forward’ to attending the Calgary Stampede.
Prime Minister Carney speaks on Canada’s defence spending and also discusses his recent ‘long discussion’ with Trump ‘on a range of issues.’
Prime Minister Carney reviews the actions his party has taken through projects and legislations to improve defence, cost of living and stifling crime.
Erin Filey-Wronecki of Food Banks Canada on the resources to help the thousands of children losing their primary source of food as schools close for the summer.
Matthew Holmes of the Canadian Chamber of Commerce on the significance behind the Canadian trade mission to Japan.
CTV News Political Commentator Tom Mulcair on what to expect from Carney’s press conference on spring session of Parliament.
Seismologist with Earthquakes Canada Allison Bent explains the science behind the ‘unusual’ doublet earthquakes that killed more than 160 people in Venezuela.
CTV News’ Jeremie Charron on the recent report that highlights the long wait times in emergency rooms across the country.
Heather Wright looks at how Canada's hosting of the World Cup is being received by fans from all over the world as they travel to watch and cheer on their team.
TSN's James Duthie discusses Canada's performance in capturing second place in Group B at the World Cup and what to expect as they enter the knockout stage.
Ottawa has unveiled the first three infrastructure projects considered to be key in the national interest. Abigail Bimman has the details.
A memorial is building at the site in Côte-des-Neiges where a police officer and an innocent bystander were killed. Annie Bergeron-Oliver reports.
The Front Bench panel discusses Conservative criticism that the government is announcing numerous projects without making tangible progress on them.
Transport Minister Steven MacKinnon discusses the government’s announcement of three major projects being considered in the ‘national interest.’
Nathan Saliba sets up Promise David with a beautiful pass inside the box to open the scoring for Canada, closing the gap against Switzerland, making it 2-1.