Live stream on April 29th, 2026

Prime Minister Mark Carney and Finance Minister François-Philippe Champagne comment briefly ahead of the tabling of the federal government’s 2026 spring economic update.

Ontario Premier Doug Ford is making headlines not just at home — but across the border. In a recent post on X by political commentator Harry Faulkner, Ford’s comments on U.S. politics sparked a lot of conversation about leadership, economic uncertainty, and the growing influence of American policy on Canadian life. Ford was asked about his views on U.S. policy under President Donald Trump . His response was blunt and pointed. Rather than diplomatically sidestepping the quest

A report outlines how the United States is ramping up pressure on Canada across multiple fronts as it pushes for stronger leverage in upcoming trade negotiations. At the heart of the issue is Washington’s view that the USMCA is not a fixed or untouchable agreement. Instead, the current administration appears to see it as flexible — and potentially disposable — if better terms can be secured through separate bilateral deals with Canada and Mexico. Such a move would fracture t

Canada’s relationship with China is once again under the spotlight, and this time the stakes couldn’t be higher. As economic pressure from Beijing grows and tensions with the United States intensify, questions are mounting about where Prime Minister Mark Carney truly stands. While publicly claiming Canada has “no intention” of pursuing a trade deal with China, critics point to policies, EV decisions, and quiet cooperation that suggest a very different reality behind closed do