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Many of Pierre Poilievre’s East Coast supporters say U.S. President Donald Trump isn’t much on their minds, as some Conservatives call on him to sharpen his focus on the U.S. president’s trade war with Canada.
Several entities of global investment giant Brookfield Asset Management’s core business are registered to an address in Bermuda that also houses a local bike shop, CTV News has learned.
All eyes are on U.S. President Donald Trump as he prepares to hit multiple countries with “reciprocal” tariffs.
Personal finance contributor Christopher Liew evaluates the housing affordability promises made by Canada's federal leaders.
Liberal Leader Mark Carney is returning to Ottawa tonight ahead of U.S. President Donald Trump’s announcement of 'reciprocal' tariffs.
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre promised Tuesday to enact a set of five demands from the country’s energy sector if his party forms government — and contrasted that commitment with what he called the Liberals’ 'radical keep-it-in-the-ground policies.'
A Conservative candidate who once voiced his support for 'public hangings' – even joking that former prime minister Justin Trudeau should receive the death penalty – will no longer be running to represent the party after CTV News first obtained audio of his comments.
Liberal Leader Mark Carney said Tuesday that while he didn’t meet with Indigenous people or announce new policies while visiting the city with the largest urban Indigenous population in Canada, reconciliation is still fundamental for his party.
The public may not be aware that, while a group of national reporters accompanies Liberal leader Mark Carney during his campaign, not everyone gets to be present for each of his public events.
Indigenous people in Canada are less likely than others to vote in federal elections — a legacy of decades of distrust and tensions between their communities and Ottawa.
Jagmeet Singh and the NDP are taking aim at what they call the “Americanization” of public health care as the party looks to make inroads in Alberta by calling out Premier Danielle Smith.
The prospect of another wave of U.S. tariffs this week loomed over the federal election Tuesday as another busy day of campaigning got underway.
The president of Canada’s largest federal union says it’s not endorsing any party yet in this election but is keeping a close eye on how the parties plan to protect public services.
Here is a running list of the promises announced by the Conservatives, Liberals and NDP ahead of the election.
The federal Liberals are continuing to hold an eight-point advantage over the Conservatives on Day 10 of the federal election campaign.
Talk of tearing down interprovincial trade barriers was once relegated to the halls of economic think tanks across this country, but U.S. tariffs have pushed the issue into the limelight during this federal election campaign.
