- — Liberals drop Rod Loyola as Edmonton candidate with less than a month to go before polls open
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at 4/4/25 8:05amThe Liberals have dropped Rod Loyola as an Edmonton-area candidate in the federal election race, the latest dismissed from party ranks since the campaign began.- — 'Everyone is confused': Trump auto tariffs spark confusion, concern in car country
- at 4/4/25 4:47amConfusion and uncertainty reigned in the deeply integrated North American auto industry on Thursday, the day the Trump administration hit imports with a hodgepodge of tariffs.
- — Western NDP candidates focus on their ground game — and keeping their seats
- at 4/4/25 2:00amThe polls haven't been kind to Jagmeet Singh's NDP so far in this election. But New Democrats sometimes put out a ground game capable of beating those expectations. CBC News spoke to four incumbents from Western Canada who explained why they remain confident.
- — What we learned from Radio-Canada's 'Cinq chefs' party leader interviews
- at 4/3/25 10:05pmFrench-speaking Canadians got a first taste of how the five main federal party leaders defend their platforms beyond U.S. tariff threats in the span of two hours Thursday night on Radio-Canada's Cinq chefs, une élection program.
- — Carney rates his spoken French as a '6/10'
- at 4/3/25 7:23pmIn his interview on 'Cinq chefs, une élection,' Liberal Leader Mark Carney said he'd give his spoken French skills a six out of 10. He said he's 'far from perfect,' but loves the language and promised to improve to an eight or nine out of 10 by the end of a potential term.
- — Untangling Mark Carney's father's ties to Fort Smith, N.W.T., Indian day school
- at 4/3/25 4:27pmMark Carney’s father Robert Carney was a federal Indian day school principal in the Northwest Territories in the 1960s, at a place where residential school boarders also attended. Yet three historians are urging caution when approaching that complicated legacy. Here's why.
- — First Nations leaders in B.C. call for Conservatives to drop candidate Aaron Gunn
- at 4/3/25 12:24pmSocial media comments made by North Island-Powell River Conservative candidate Aaron Gunn have resurfaced, sparking outrage from First Nations leaders.
- — Poilievre joins Singh in proposing GST exemption for Canadian-made vehicles
- at 4/3/25 12:11pmIn the wake of the U.S. tariffs on Canada's auto industry, Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre is being accused of copying the NDP's idea for boosting domestic vehicle manufacturing.
- — Poilievre promotes unity after ex-Reform leader Preston Manning warns a Carney win will fuel Western secession
- at 4/3/25 11:20amConservative Leader Pierre Poilievre promoted national unity while distancing himself from former Reform Party leader Preston Manning, who recently argued a vote for Mark Carney's Liberals is a vote for Western secession.
- — Fact-checking Donald Trump's claims about Canada in his global tariff speech
- at 4/3/25 10:22amStanding in the Rose Garden on Wednesday afternoon to unveil his new reciprocal tariffs, U.S. President Donald Trump again falsely claimed that the U.S. subsidizes Canada by hundreds of billions of dollars every year and misrepresented Canada's tariffs on U.S. dairy products.
- — Carney hits back at Trump's auto tariffs, warns U.S. trade action will 'rupture the global economy'
- at 4/3/25 10:03amLiberal Leader Mark Carney said Thursday U.S. President Donald Trump's move to levy tariffs on virtually every country will "rupture the global economy," torpedo economic growth and prompt devastating consequences for workers and businesses in this country and around the world.
- — NDP proposes reviving war-era Victory Bonds to raise money for trade fight with U.S.
- at 4/3/25 7:17amNDP Leader Jagmeet Singh says a government led by him will issue "Victory Bonds" to raise the money needed to strengthen the Canadian economy through the trade war with the United States.
- — RECAP | U.S. stock market sees worst day since 2020 as Trump’s trade war rattles global economy
- at 4/3/25 7:06amNo more information available.
- — 'No democracy': Frustration with Conservatives as Calgary candidates appointed without contest
- at 4/3/25 4:00amEx-politicians and party activists spent a year or more organizing and selling memberships for nomination races in Calgary McKnight and Calgary Skyview. They never happened.
- — The tariff war threatens my parents' auto jobs. As a new voter, I worry about my future job security
- at 4/3/25 2:00amHarman Banga’s parents moved from India 20 years ago and made Canada their home. Now, she wonders if that immigrant dream is slipping away from her.
- — Election 2025: Everything you need to know to register to vote and cast your ballot
- at 4/3/25 2:00amHere's everything you need to know about how to register to vote and exercise your democratic right.
- — Lich, Barber brace for judgment in Freedom Convoy trial
- at 4/3/25 2:00amOn Thursday Chris Barber and Tamara Lich will find out if they are guilty for their roles in the February 2022 protests. Both pleaded not guilty to mischief, intimidation, obstruction and other charges.
- — Developers are ready to build more housing. How can the federal government help?
- at 4/3/25 2:00amWith housing costs having risen dramatically over the past decade, a Montreal developer says he'd like the next federal government to finally 'treat it like a crisis.'
- — Conservatives drop 4th candidate, this time in Etobicoke North
- at 4/2/25 8:37pmA Conservative party candidate is out of the running after engaging with a comment on social media that suggested that some people should be deported to India and that Prime Minister Narendra Modi should "take care" of them.
- — Trump's trade war goes global: U.S. president blows up postwar order
- at 4/2/25 7:28pmCanada didn't get any new tariffs amid the plethora unveiled Wednesday by Donald Trump. That's the good news. The bad news is previously announced tariffs are about to kick in, and things could get ugly.
- — Trump slaps retaliatory tariffs on dozens of countries but Canada is spared the worst this time
- at 4/2/25 2:27pmU.S. President Donald Trump announced Wednesday his long-awaited plan to impose what he's calling "retaliatory" tariffs on imports coming from dozens of countries — but the White House said there will be no more across-the-board levies applied to Canada than what has previously been announced.
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