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CTV political commentator Evan Solomon reacts to U.S. President Trump setting to impose 25 per cent tariffs on all steel and aluminum imports.
After catching you up on the week that was in The Briefs, Amanda lays out the state of affairs in the trade relationship between Canada and the U.S. by the numbers.
Uncertainty about Canada’s economic path means uncertainty for the housing market, so Amanda Lang speaks with Kevin Hughes, Deputy Chief Economist with CMHC for the housing agency’s take at all the scenarios potentially on the table. And in her Takeaway, Amanda Lang argues the current trade fight with our closest foreign neighbour is a great excuse to fix our domestic trade problems by taking away interprovincial trade barriers.
Liberal leadership candidate Mark Carney says this proud country will never be part of the United States in any shape or form.
Financial commentator Pattie Lovett-Reid discusses how Canadians can protect their money during economic uncertainty.
UofT political economy professor Mark Manger discusses the different types of restrictions that prevent trade among provinces, and why they exist.
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith talks about extending the 30-day freeze on U.S. tariffs by addressing fentanyl and other issues that are irritating the U.S.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced on X that Donald Trump will defer the proposed tariffs for at least 30 days after a call with the U.S. president.
CP24’s Courtney Heels has an update on alcohol that will be pulled from LCBO shelves across the province.
Liberal Leadership candidate Chyrstia Freeland says America under-estimates Canada and the Canadians must buy Canadian and boycott American products.
Finance Minister Dominic Leblanc says the government has the instruments to support Canadian workers and businesses.
PM Trudeau responds to questions following his announcement on Canada's response to U.S. President Donald Trump's sweeping tariffs.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced Canada's retaliation against the U.S. after Donald Trump imposed sweeping import tariffs on the country.
PM Justin Trudeau announced retaliation against the U.S. with 25 per cent tariffs on $155 billion in goods, saying, 'our response will also be far reaching.'
In response to Trump's tariffs, Trudeau says 'it doesn't have to be this way,' and the U.S. and Canada should find a way to partner together.