CTV National News: Ottawa businesses hoping to increase the ‘Heated Rivalry’ hype
Despite production for season two taking place in Toronto and Montreal, Ottawa businesses hope the show will spotlight the city. Judy Trinh reports.
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Despite production for season two taking place in Toronto and Montreal, Ottawa businesses hope the show will spotlight the city. Judy Trinh reports.
Vancouver divemaster Carl Sorenson was originally looking for a giant octopus when he encountered the rare deep water shark. Shannon Paterson reports.
The P.E.I. firefighter says his partner has to travel out of province to get the treatment they need. Maria Sarrouh reports.
Numerous First Nations leaders, community members, and government representatives were among those in attendance at the ceremony. Allison Bamford reports.
Conservatives are calling on the federal government to continue the tax pause until Canada Day 2027. Michael Serapio reports.
The newest U.S. tariffs are expected to have continued negative impacts on small businesses on the Canadian side of the dispute. Kamil Karamali reports.
Trump’s latest comments on social media cause additional tensions as trade talks continue to deteriorate. Jeremie Charron reports.
Nick Levendofsky, executive director of the Kansas Farmers Union, says Trump’s sectoral tariffs on steel and aluminium negatively impacts faming equipment.
Political analyst Lori Williams says the Trump’s reaction to the failed Canada-U.S. trade talks show he is ‘clearly struggling’ with the lack of a deal.
A fraudster used a false identity to attempt to secure payment for a tree removal that was never authorized in the first place. Kathy Le reports.
Political analyst Jeffrey Bloodworth says Trump may consider tariffs to be ‘a Hail Mary’ to bring support for Republicans during the upcoming midterm elections.
Premier Ford says he is ‘glad’ that Prime Minister Mark Carney listened to industry experts who said Canada was getting a ‘bad deal.’
Political analyst Lori Turnbull gives more information on why the PM seemed to have changed course on the U.S. trade deal so suddenly.
Watch Prime Minister Mark carney’s full response after trade negotiations with the U.S. were suspended.
Rubicon Strategy’s Kory Teneycke explains what he anticipates will be the U.S. president’s response to Canada’s decisive action in the ongoing trade war.
PM Carney explains why, and how, he is taking a war-like stance towards the United States’ trade attacks.