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International trade advisor, Barry Appleton, has extensive experience advising Canadian governments on trade and authoring NAFTA-related issues. He says copper’s critical role in powering the digital economy can allow Canada to position itself strategically in the global tech and clean-energy sectors.

In today’s royal roundup, Patricia Treble breaks down the emotional closing of the Invictus Games, where Prince Harry was visibly moved by Prime Minister Trudeau’s heartfelt speech. Meanwhile, Meghan Markle has made headlines with a surprise rebrand of her lifestyle brand just days before the launch of her Netflix project. We also discuss the royal...

The BAFTA nominations are in! Films like The Brutalist and Conclave dominate with multiple nods. Plus, highlights from the British premiere of A Complete Unknown featuring Timothée Chalamet. Morgan Hoffman brings you the latest in Global Entertainment.

Today on The Morning Show: Claire Newell shares essential travel tips amidst California’s wildfire crisis. Lisa Kisber reveals affordable handbag alternatives to achieve the designer look for less. Morgan Hoffman talks with Guy Pearce and Felicity Jones about The Brutalist and breaks down the latest BAFTA nominations.

The Brutalist, directed by Brady Corbet and starring Adrien Brody, has taken awards season by storm with nine BAFTA nominations. Global Entertainment’s Morgan Hoffman sits down with stars Guy Pearce and Felicity Jones to discuss the film’s unique storytelling and what fans can expect.

Sun, Jan 29: Former Mexican congressman and Founder of the Mexico Council of Foreign Relations Agustin Barrios Gomez tells Vassy Kapelos the dispute between Mexico and the U.S. is no longer just about NAFTA and the Trump administration is woefully ill-equipped to deal with foreign relations.

Carleton University professor Ian Lee weighs in on the recent Bombardier tariff and how this will effect NAFTA renegotiations.

White House press secretary Sean Spicer said the NAFTA deal between Canada and the U.S. is a very important issue for people in Wisconsin and that President Donald Trump will follow-up with his remarks on making the deal fairer. On Tuesday, Trump had called Canada’s dairy industry “very unfair” and a “one-sided deal.”

Canada’s ambassador to the United States met with Canada’s premiers in Edmonton on Tuesday, giving them guidance on what to expect. Kendra Slugoski reports.

An agreement thousands of Canadian jobs depend on was at the centre of a meeting between the premiers today. What happens with NAFTA could have a big impact across the country. And as Mike Le Couteur reports, some premiers are bracing for aggressive American tactics.

Newly elected B.C. Premier John Horgan said he is eager to find a resolution to the softwood lumber dispute as a way to relieve pressure and distraction off the impending federal NAFTA negotiations.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says he’s looking forward to a “modernization of NAFTA” after speaking to Mike Pence and governors in the U.S.

The Trump administration has released its wish list for reforming the North American Free Trade Agreement, seeking compromises that would overhaul the longstanding treaty. Jackson Proskow reports.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau assured the House of Commons Monday that he intends to stand up to U.S. President Donald Trump when it comes to NAFTA renegotiations, including on dairy and lumber.

Foreign Affairs Minister Chrystia Freeland said Wednesday there was still no deal on NAFTA but all three countries were committed to finding a deal. She also said they were throwing all their resources, starting with the prime minister, at the negotiation.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau will be doing his best to highlight the benefits of free trade to world business leaders as he attends the World Economic Forum in Davos this week, while his ministers begin the sixth round of NAFTA talks in Montreal.

Trade talks that could have a significant impact on the North American economy will get underway next week. NAFTA is up for renegotiation, and as Kent Morrison tells us, Alberta’s agriculture sector wants to make sure its voice is heard.

Foreign Affairs Minister Chrystia Freeland says Canada is prepared and confident and will be able to deal with moments of rhetoric during NAFTA negotiations.

On the eve of historic NAFTA renegotiation talks, Canada’s labour leaders met with the Foreign Affairs Minister in Toronto. Chrystia Freeland is now in Washington where talks will begin with her American and Mexican counterparts Wednesday. As Reid Fiest reports, Canada’s major export industries are hopeful the talks won’t hurt the bottom line.

Canada’s Foreign Affairs Minister Chrystia Freeland said Wednesday that as a “trading nation” Canada is chiefly focused on the upcoming NAFTA renegotiation with the U.S. and Mexico.