Canada lost 41,000 jobs in July; unemployment rate holds steady at 6.9 per cent
Canada’s economy lost 41,000 jobs in July, concentrated in fulltime work and the private sector.
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‘Shouldn’t have any expectations’ for Trump and Putin’s meeting in the coming days: Fraser
Maj.-Gen. (Ret’d) David Fraser discusses the news Russian President Vladimir Putin and U.S. President Donald Trump have agreed to meet to discuss the war.
Trump’s sweeping tariffs on over 90 countries come into effect
U.S. President Donald Trump claimed ‘billions of dollars’ are flowing into the U.S. after his sweeping global tariffs came into effect at midnight.
Canada’s 9 million Aeroplan members have new rules to follow Jan 1st, 2026
Aeroplan announced starting in the new year members will earn points based on dollars spent rather than distance flown.
‘Very serious about this process’: Union representing Air Canada workers
Theresa Mitchell, VP of Air Canada component of CUPE, says ‘morale is at an all-time low’ and they want to make a deal.
Iconic accessories chain Claire’s plans to seek creditor protection in Canada
Claire's CEO says the company is making the move because of increased competition, consumer spending trends and the shift away from brick and mortar retail.
GTA home sales for July sees strongest showing in four years: TRREB
GTA home sales rose 10.99 per cent compared to last year, and the Toronto Regional Real Estate Board says it is the strongest showing for July in four years.
Air Canada flight attendants vote 99.7 per cent in favour of strike
Air Canada issues statement to CP24 which reads in part ‘such a vote is a normal step in the negotiation process and does not mean that any disruption will take
Canadian ministers visiting Mexico ‘incredibly strategically valuable’ amid U.S. trade tensions
CTV’s Colton Praill says the ministers' goal is ‘strengthening the trade relationship’ between the two nations dealing with trade tensions with the U.S.
‘Trump is coming’ for USMCA: What to expect with upcoming trade talks
CTV News political commentator Scott Reid on what’s next for trade talks between Canada, the U.S. and Mexico.
10,000 unionized Air Canada flight attendants to vote on strike mandate
If no collective agreement is reached, the union representing 10,000 unionized Air Canada flight attendants said a strike could happen as early as August 16.
Canada sends two senior ministers to Mexico for trade meeting
Finance Minister Francois-Philippe Champagne and Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand will head to Mexico City for a trade meeting. Colton Praill reports.
Trade negotiations ‘not at the end of the rope, but pretty close to it’: CFIB on tariff uncertainty
CFIB President Dan Kelly on what the government needs to do to support small businesses across Canada in the face of ‘uncertainty’ because of higher tariffs.
Trump using fentanyl as ‘legal cover’ to justify tariff hike: Political commentator
CTV News political commentator Scott Reid says U.S. President Trump has softened his language toward Canada despite announcing a tariff hike.
Tariff deadline looms for Canada
Manitoba business owners are watching closely as negotiations between the U.S. and Canada on a trade deal come down to the wire. Jeff Keele reports.
CTV National News: New U.S. duties on Canadian softwood lumber put jobs at risk
The U.S. is slapping significant new duties on Canadian softwood lumber and it could cost thousands of Canadian jobs. Andrew Johnson reports.