Will the new tariff exemptions be enough to help Maine Sen. Susan Collins win re-election?
KPMG Law international trade lawyer Robert Glasgow says more items are coming off the list of goods facing 50 per cent tariffs than have been added to it.
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KPMG Law international trade lawyer Robert Glasgow says more items are coming off the list of goods facing 50 per cent tariffs than have been added to it.
International trade lawyer Barry Appleton says Trump shuffling his tariffs is a sign that his policy 'is starting to find its natural limit.'
The Front Bench panel discusses the rumours that a trade deal is still possible with the U.S. ahead of the midterm elections.
Vassy Kapelos breaks down a small tariff concession from the Trump administration that raised questions about a potential Canada-U.S. trade deal.
U.S. President Trump signals a broader Canada-U.S. trade deal is close as tariff exemptions emerge ahead of key U.S. midterm elections. Jeremie Charron reports.
Former High commissioner to the U.K Ralph Goodale and Canadian Chamber of Commerce President Candace Laing discuss the U.S. trade situation.
Former Canadian ambassador to the U.S. Frank McKenna says there are still ‘large tariffs in place,’ despite relief coming for some Canadian products in Maine.
CTV News’ U.S. political analyst Eric Ham says Trump is ‘trying to give his candidates a lifeline’ by rolling back some tariffs on Canadian goods in Maine.
U.S. Republican Senator Susan Collins said in a statement that Trump will remove some tariffs on ‘products crucial to Maine’s agricultural industries.’
U.S. President Trump speaks on the current trade tensions and claims Canada ‘is working very hard’ to make a deal.
Former foreign affairs minister John Manley on why it’s important for Canada to deepen ties with such an ‘incredibility dynamic region.’
CTV News’ Scott Hurst on the concerns surrounding Carney’s visit to Türkiye and the prime minister’s response to claims of U.S. election interference.
Prime Minister Carney speaks on the controversy surrounding meeting with Turkish leaders and the importance of diversifying trade.
Prime Minister Mark Carney says he’s disappointed in the U.S. envoy and his comments ahead of U.S. midterm elections.
The Front Bench panel discusses U.S. politicians accusing Canada of possible election meddling and how the government is responding.
Sources tell CTV News the government isn’t closing the door on a trade deal with the U.S. ahead of midterms. Ottawa Deputy Bureau Chief Marieke Walsh explains.