Hunter Biden, son of former U.S. president Joe Biden, says he hopes the United States will elect someone who can mend the U.S. relationship with Canada and all allies.
“The threat to our continent is mostly related to the new missile technologies and the new vehicles of delivery that Russia is developing,” Chief of the Defence Staff Gen. Jennie Carignan told CTV Question Period host Vassy Kapelos, when asked what keeps her up at night.
"We put tariffs on every country in the world. We did not take aim at Canada,” insists U.S. Ambassador to Canada Pete Hoekstra. "There were only two countries that responded in a strongly negative way."
Canada's greatest threat is Russia, missiles: top soldier tells @ctvqp.
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Mixed fighter jet fleet wouldn't kill Norad: U.S. ambassador tells @ctvqp.
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Prime Minister Mark Carney heaped praise on U.S. President Donald Trump for his deal with Iran, and recently stated a strong Canada will help make America great again.
The Sunday Strategy Session weighs in on the domestic political risk of the PM's praise for Trump.
Conservative House Leader Andrew Scheer insists PM Mark Carney is "in a league completely of his own" when it comes to his Question Period attendance record, despite PM Stephen Harper 2015 attendance record in question period.
“The prime minister has a deep reverence for Parliament,” insisted Government House Leader Steven MacKinnon when asked whether PM Mark Carney’s question period absences are reflective of his views of Parliament’s function.
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre says Canada is in a full-blown recession. Prime Minister Mark Carney insists things are going to get better.
RBC Chief Economist Frances Donald and CTV News' Chief Financial Correspondent Amanda Lang deliver a reality check.
Despite optimism at the beginning of the week, the opening of the Gordie Howe International Bridge is delayed indefinitely. What does it say about the state of the relationship with the U.S.?
The Sunday Strategy Session with Scott Reid, James Moore and Kathleen Monk weigh in.
Canadian Identity and Culture Minister Marc Miller insists the federal government will not capitulate to the U.S. and back down on the legislation he says is aimed at protecting children from the potential harms of the internet: "Kids just aren’t on the bargaining table. Hard stop."
"“We need to be very wary about pivoting to China at the expense of the U.S.," said retired General Wayne Eyre, former chief of defence staff, about the threat posed by Russia and China.
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre declared Canada is in a full-blown recession. Prime Minister Mark Carney insists Canadians shouldn't panic.
The Sunday Strategy Session with Tom Mulcair, Kory Teneycke and Scott Reid unpack the politics at play.
Liberal Caucus Chair James Maloney insists outgoing Liberal MP Steven Guilbeault continues to be a supporter of the federal Liberal government: "He left for his own personal reasons"
“Absolutely false,” said Liberal Caucus Chair James Maloney when asked about the accusation cited in the Toronto Star that Carney “punches down at caucus all the time.”
Carney yells at MPs: Liberal caucus chair denies accusations over the Prime Minister’s leadership style.
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"European Union is obviously a matter of geography...but it is also a matter of values," said Sweden's Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson about the prospect of Canada joining the trading bloc. "Its not for me to say, but the European Union is a very welcoming club for like-minded."