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Deal with India ‘a major pivot’ for Canada’s long-term trade goals

International trade lawyer Barry Appleton discusses how Canada’s new trade agreements with India could boost leverage in talks with the United States.

Companies likely to cut back on TFWs amid ‘pushback’ from consumers, elected officials: economist

Economist Colin Mang discusses calls to end the temporary foreign worker program as Tim Hortons looks to cut back on TFW workers and hire 10,000 local workers.

Driver moves ‘road closed’ sign gets truck stuck in wet concrete

Authorities in Wisconsin say a driver moved a ‘Road Closed’ sign and moved into freshly poured concrete.

N.B. man dies of brain tumour after fighting fires for 30 years

A Fredericton widow is speaking out after her husband, who spent three decades as a firefighter, died of a glioblastoma brain tumour.

Tiny blue octopus species discovered on the ocean floor near Galapagos

A blue octopus was discovered on the ocean floor by scientists in a submersible in 2015 near the Galapagos Islands, but the video was only recently released.

Trump ‘does not want to be deemed and viewed as a loser’: Former U.S. state adviser on peace talks

Former state department Middle East adviser Aaron David Miller on why he believes Trump ‘cannot and will not’ end Iran’s nuclear program ambitions.

Smith ‘tried to straddle the fence and it looks she’s getting some splinters’: Reid on referendum

CTV News’ Political Scott Reid on the key takeaways of Carney’s latest comments on the referendum in Alberta and Smith’s handling of the referendum.

‘A very dangerous bluff’: PM Carney compares Alberta separatism to Brexit

Prime Minister Carney says he will campaign for Alberta to stay in Canada and draws a comparison of the separatist movement to Brexit.

‘I’m following the rules’: Ford responds to decision on his personal cellphone records

Ontario Premier Doug Ford says there is no elected official in the world who gives out their cellphone number as much as him.

Tension between Smith, Eby sounds like ‘nattering of one sibling to another’: Mulcair

CTV News’ Political Commentator Tom Mulcair compares premiers arguing to ‘Thanksgiving dinner with family members that don’t like talking to each other.’

Ford pushes back on use of private and charter flights, $200K extra charge on jet

Premier Doug Ford answered questions from reporters about his use of private and charter flights jets, and an extra charge of $200K on a private jet purchase.

U.S. Republicans growing impatient while peace talks with Iran persist

CTV News’ U.S. Political Analyst Eric Ham on the current status of negotiations between the U.S. and Iran.

How will the Western premiers' meeting impact the rest of Canada?

CTV News’ Mike Le Coutuer on what to expect from the western premiers' meeting in Alberta, and Carney’s visit with business leaders in New York.

Stampede breaks out at bike festival in South Carolina

A massive crowd suddenly surged near concert stage, sending hundreds running and triggering a stampede at a bike festival in South Carolina.

Terrifying moment a plane rams into paraglider’s canopy, sending her plunging to Earth

Terrifying moment a plane collides with the canopy of a paraglider in the Austrian Alps, sending her plunging to Earth, but landing safely.