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Trump’s taxpayer-funded ads spark bipartisan outrageU.S. President Donald Trump’s new taxpayer-funded ads are actually old ads, but now they’re rerunning and sparking bipartisan outrage ahead of the midterm elections. As Jackson Proskow reports, critics are slamming the commercials as illegal propaganda.Global NationalSep 28
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Trump’s import ban on select Canadian goods now in effectNearly one billion dollars worth of Canadian products are now banned from the U.S. because of President Donald Trump’s trade war. Mackenzie Gray explains how it’s impacting Canada’s alcohol industry; and how Prime Minister Mark Carney is reacting to Stelco’s layoff announcement.Global NationalSep 29
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Allan residents weigh Trump’s threat to Saskatchewan potashA new threat from U.S. President Donald Trump has Saskatchewan’s potash industry watching closely. Trump says the United States is looking at a major deal to buy potash from Belarus, potentially reducing its reliance on Canadian supply.CanadaSep 22
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U.S. media outlets seek reversal of Trump’s White House banLawyers for CNN, MS NOW, and Politico are challenging U.S. President Donald Trump’s sudden decision to bar those networks’ reporters from the White House. Jackson Proskow looks at where the case is heading, and how Trump’s ban appears to be backfiring.Global NationalSep 23
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Trump proposes banning diesel exportsWith six weeks until U-S midterms – high fuel prices are one of the most hotly-contested issues. The American Automobile Association says the average cost of diesel reached six dollars fifty-two cents per gallon. That’s nearly a record. President Donald Trump proposed an unorthodox solution – banning diesel exports to keep prices low. The markets...PoliticsSep 23
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Trump approves firing squad, livestreamed military executionIt’s been more than six decades since the Unites States military has carried out the death penalty but that’s expected to change come December. President Donald Trump, not only approving the execution by firing squad of Nidal Malik Hasan, a former U.S. Army Major who killed 13 people at Fort Hood, Texas in 2009, but...Global News Morning TorontoOct 9
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Kennedy Center faces uncertain future after Trump’s demolition threatsU.S. President Donald Trump is gearing up for a fight over the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, which has temporarily closed. Jackson Proskow explains what Trump says has to happen in order for the building to reopen.Global NationalSep 17
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City of Ottawa to rename its ‘Trump Avenue’Trump Avenue won’t be on the map much longer. The contentious street sign in the nation’s capital bearing the U.S. president’s name will soon come down. The motion to rename the street unanimously passed in Ottawa’s city council. But why was it named that to begin with? The Ottawa neighbourhood it currently resides in was...CanadaSep 23
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Trump criticized for taxpayer-funded campaign style adAmericans head to the polls in just over a month. President Donald Trump is not on the ballot, but the White House is repurposing old campaign-style ads to get his message across – with one big difference. Reggie Cecchini explains.PoliticsSep 28
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Trump ramps up campaigning amid bleak midterm outlookThere appears to be a political shift underway in the U.S., where the Democrats look to be on track to win the 2026 midterms after losing the 2024 presidential election. As Jackson Proskow reports, President Donald Trump is now trying to shore up support in states that were considered safe Republican territory.Global NationalOct 5
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Does Trump have the power to maintain forced labour tariffs?U.S. President Donald Trump is using a decades-old trade law to keep tariffs on countries around the world — but now a federal court is asking whether he has the power to do so. As Reggie Cecchini explains — billions in trade and the future of the tariff program are at stake.EconomySep 30
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Carney laughs at Trump’s claim that Canada will apologize in 3-4 weeksAt an announcement for ocean conservation on Tuesday in Vancouver, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney laughed when asked about recent comments made by U.S. President Donald Trump that Canada will apologize in three to four weeks and remove all tariffs. The prime minister initially said he had no response, but then added that “Canada stands...CanadaSep 29
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Trump hosts AI leaders as advocates call for slowdown in developmentThe race to build the next generation of artificial intelligence (AI) is accelerating, and so is the debate over who gets to set the limits. U.S. President Donald Trump sat down Tuesday with leaders from tech giants that are rapidly building out their AI capabilities. While Washington is pushing forward, Beijing is watching and Canada’s...PoliticsSep 29
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Trump attempts to lift restrictions on red-dyed diesel in U.S.U.S. President Donald Trump is attempting to give diesel drivers some relief from surging prices by signing an executive order that aims to allow all drivers to use a particular type of diesel that’s exempt from highway taxes. Jacqueline Hansen has more.U.S. NewsOct 7
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Trump walks back threat of new Iran strike as midterms loomU.S. President Donald Trump is backing away, at least for now, from the possibility of more military action against Iran. With questions about whether military action has delivered any results, and the midterm election just weeks away, Trump says diplomacy is making progress. However, as Reggie Cecchini reports, it’s unclear how long this potential pause...U.S. NewsOct 8
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Trump claims Canada is ‘destroying itself’ with immigration policiesU.S. President Donald Trump is again lashing out at Canada on social media, this time over immigration. Jillian Piper reports on how Trump is accusing Canada of “destroying itself,” and how the stats don’t support his claim.Global NationalSep 23
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Trump touts “unbelievable” autonomous subs on the way for U.S. NavyU.S. President Donald Trump said autonomous submarines are on the way for the U.S. Navy as he spoke at a Baltimore-area shipyard on Tuesday. “But me – I’d rather be floating on the sea, so I like the idea of an autonomous sub,” Trump said, adding that he “saw some research and development papers on...PoliticsOct 6
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This Week in Washington: Escalating the trade war, Trump’s popularity dips heading into the midtermsThe U.S. makes another move in the ongoing trade war, while U.S. President Trump is seeing a drop in his approval rating ahead of the midterm elections next month. Reggie Cecchini, Global News’ Washington correspondent, joins Miranda Anthistle with the latest headlines from this week in Washington.Global News MorningOct 2
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“Pretend I’m on the ballot”: How Trump’s campaigning will affect U.S. midtermsWith one month to go until the U.S. midterm elections, Republicans are moving campaign money around the country as the Senate map becomes more competitive, including pulling additional advertising money from North Carolina and shifting some of it towards Kansas. That’s significant because these are states Republicans expected to be relatively secure, suggesting the party...PoliticsOct 3
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Washington This Week: Trump’s reaction to Canada-EU proposalU.S. President Donald Trump reacts to the proposition of Canada becoming the EU’s first official associate member, plus updates on the U.S.-Iran war. Reggie Cecchini, our Washington Correspondent, joins our Miranda Anthistle for the latest out of the U.S. capital.Global News MorningSep 18