CTV Franchise Show: National News Roundup
A comprehensive roundup of national news from the CTV Franchise Show, covering earthquakes in Ontario, police incidents, health recalls, political developments, and entertainment updates across Canada.
A comprehensive roundup of national news from the CTV Franchise Show, covering earthquakes in Ontario, police incidents, health recalls, political developments, and entertainment updates across Canada.
The Canadian Food Inspection Agency is set to eliminate more than 1,300 positions, according to union officials, raising concerns about food safety oversight.
A new Value Village thrift store is set to open in Regina's east end in 2026, expanding retail options and bringing second-hand shopping to the growing community.
Air Canada and Unifor have initiated formal contract negotiations for the airline's customer service agents, with discussions set to shape working conditions and compensation in the aviation sector.
The Pattison Group states it had no knowledge that a leased Vancouver warehouse would become an ICE facility, amid ongoing public scrutiny over the property's use.
Fraudsters are offering fake water testing services in a new scam. Authorities urge residents to be vigilant and verify credentials before allowing any testing.
Crude oil prices climbed to their highest level in four months following President Trump's aggressive warnings to Iran and unexpected U.S. inventory declines, highlighting geopolitical tensions and market volatility.
Bank of Canada Governor Tiff Macklem cautions that any erosion of the U.S. Federal Reserve's independence would have disproportionate consequences for Canada's economy and monetary policy.
The Bank of Canada maintains its key interest rate at 2.25% citing heightened uncertainty, while economists offer conflicting predictions ranging from cuts to hikes for 2026.
The Bank of Canada maintains its key interest rate at 2.25%, signaling a cautious stance as economic growth shows signs of softening across the nation.
Investors await Microsoft and Meta earnings for clues on AI investment returns as tech giants face pressure to justify massive capital expenditures amid stock declines.
A small aircraft experienced a runway excursion at Ottawa International Airport, sliding off the pavement during landing. Emergency crews responded promptly, confirming no injuries among passengers or crew.
Montreal police have issued a historic number of tickets to drivers who failed to clear snow from their vehicles, creating hazardous 'snow igloos' on city roads during winter conditions.
Tether's CEO Paolo Ardoino reveals the crypto group's strategy to allocate 10-15% of its investment portfolio to physical gold, diversifying assets amid market volatility.
Jim Pattison Developments states its Virginia warehouse sale to U.S. Homeland Security for ICE use requires approvals, as B.C. Green Party calls for boycott following fatal ICE shootings.
The S&P 500 index has achieved a historic milestone by closing above 7,000 points for the first time, driven by investor optimism surrounding artificial intelligence advancements and corporate earnings.
Air Canada announces significant expansion of its winter flight schedule, adding new routes and increasing frequencies to key destinations across Europe and Latin America.
The U.S. dollar has strengthened following comments from a senior Treasury official reaffirming the United States' commitment to a strong dollar policy, impacting currency markets.
A multi-vehicle collision on Highway 410 in Brampton resulted in one person critically injured and the northbound lanes closed for hours before reopening.
The European Union is actively pursuing liquefied natural gas from Canada and Qatar to diversify its energy sources, responding to concerns over US dependence and geopolitical risks.
Montreal's regional public transit operator Exo is reducing its workforce due to sector-wide financial constraints, highlighting challenges in public transportation funding.
European Union energy officials express growing concern over reliance on U.S. liquefied natural gas, exploring alternatives from Canada and Qatar to diversify supply sources.
The S&P/TSX composite index declined in late-morning trading, contrasting with slight gains in U.S. stock markets. The Bank of Canada maintained its key interest rate at 2.25%, citing a soft economic landscape.
The Bank of Canada maintains its policy interest rate at 2.25% as Governor Tiff Macklem highlights heightened uncertainty from U.S. trade policies and geopolitical risks affecting economic forecasts.
A new high-speed rail project connecting Ottawa to Montreal faces skepticism over its $60-90 billion price tag and limited benefits for most Canadians.
Bank of Montreal's capital markets division has appointed Aman Malik as chief operating officer, replacing Nina Knezevic who moves to a strategic role. The bank recently laid off two managing directors.
Victims of a spectacular bank heist in Gelsenkirchen, Germany, have filed lawsuits after thieves broke into a Sparkasse vault during the Christmas holidays, leading to a major police investigation.
French Finance Minister Roland Lescure calls for full transparency from tech giant Capgemini regarding its subsidiary's contract with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
Prime Minister Mark Carney states relations with the U.S. remain positive as CUSMA negotiations approach, while the Bank of Canada maintains its key interest rate at 2.25% amid economic softness.
A Montreal mother faces financial hardship after being laid off at the end of her maternity leave and subsequently denied employment insurance benefits, highlighting systemic challenges.