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Christopher Liew: How to deal with financial stress if you’re deep in debt

If you're in debt and it's stressing you out, personal finance contributor Christopher Liew offers some strategies to help you regain control and take some of the emotional pressure off your shoulders.

Tom Mulcair: The government’s back-to-work order was Carney’s first major blunder

Prime Minister Mark Carney got burned in the Air Canada debacle, and it’s his government’s first real failure, according to former NDP leader and political analyst Tom Mulcair in his latest column for CTVNews.ca.

James Moore: Poilievre’s return to Parliament marks an end to Carney’s largely uncontested reign

With Pierre Poilievre back as a member of Parliament, political columnist James Moore says all Canadians will benefit from an energized, humbled and refocussed official Opposition.

Eric Ham: The Alaska summit with Putin is Trump’s ‘wobbly’ moment

In his column for CTVNews.ca, Washington political analyst Eric Ham says while U.S. President Trump has shown a penchant for enacting punishing tariffs on allies, he is once again giving Russian dictator Vladimir Putin the kid gloves treatment.

Consolidating your debt? Here’s what you should know

Personal finance contributor Christopher Liew goes over the pros and cons of debt consolidation loans, and how to determine if this option makes sense for you if you're in debt.

James Moore: Trump tariffs are here to stay. Here’s what Canada should do

In his column for CTVNews.ca, former cabinet minister James Moore offers a seven-point reaction plan for Canada to protect itself against U.S. President Donald Trump's tariffs, which could be a reality for years to come.

Eric Ham: With Trump’s latest power grab, America slides closer towards autocracy

In his column for CTVNews.ca, Washington political analyst says Trump's latest power grab in Texas is part of an attempt to maim a system of checks and balances that have been in place to hold authoritarian impulses in check.

Are you responsible for your parent’s credit card debt when they die?

Personal finance contributor Christopher Liew outlines what happens to common types of debt after someone passes away, laws that govern repayment, and lay out some practical steps you can take now to protect yourself and your family ahead of time.

Prince Andrew’s ‘Reckoning’: A royal crisis that won’t go away

In her column on CTVNews.ca, royal commentator Afua Hagan writes about reaction to a bombshell new book on Prince Andrew by Andrew Lownie, which has once again cast a harsh spotlight on one of the most scandal-ridden figures in modern royal history.

How to split finances fairly if your partner makes more than you

Personal finance contributor Christopher Liew on how couples should address both the emotional and financial aspects of their finances.

Eric Ham: Deal or no deal? A framework of trade involving Canada and the U.S.

The clock is ticking on Ottawa and Washington formalizing an agreement on tariffs before the Aug. 1 deadline, writes political analyst Eric Ham for CTVNews.ca.

Eric Ham: China’s record purchases of Canadian crude could be a harbinger of more deals to come

Record purchases of Canadian crude by China could be a harbinger of more deals involving Beijing and Ottawa, as Canadian leaders seek viable alternatives to the U.S., says Washington political analyst Eric Ham in his latest column for CTVNews.ca.

Extreme weather is making home insurance more expensive. Here’s how you can keep costs under control

Personal finance contributor Christopher Liew on how climate change is driving home insurance premiums up, and what homeowners can do to keep costs from skyrocketing in the coming years.

Tom Mulcair: Opportunity knocks for the NDP; will they answer?

The NDP suffered the worst defeat in its history in last April’s election, gaining the support of just six per cent of Canadian voters. Former NDP leader Tom Mulcair says the impending leadership race will provide a window onto the future of a party with a proud, remarkable past.

How to afford a career break or sabbatical without wrecking your finances

A career break or sabbatical doesn’t have to derail your finances. Personal finance contributor Christopher Liew says with careful planning, you can take extended time off while maintaining your financial stability.