Kensington Market is one of Toronto’s most iconic neighbourhoods. As Alan Carter reports the city is looking at designating the eclectic area as a heritage conservation district.

As the political waters remain unsteady, the Ontario Liberals are calling on Premier Doug Ford to unequivocally rule out an early election. We talk to MPP John Fraser who says Ontarians do not need a trip to the polls during these uncertain times.

Federal Immigration and Citizenship Minister Marc Miller is among those blasting incoming U.S. President Donald Trump’s comments that Canada should become the 51st state, comparing the idea to an episode of “South Park”.

As opposition parties prepare for a likely spring election, President-Elect Donald Trump’s tariff and annexation threats are putting a new lens on what Canadians could be thinking about at the ballot box. Caryn Ceolin is joined by Deputy Leader of the Conservative Party Melissa Lantsman to discuss.

Kensington Market is one of Toronto’s most iconic neighbourhoods. As Alan Carter reports the city is looking at designating the eclectic area as a heritage conservation district.

As the political waters remain unsteady, the Ontario Liberals are calling on Premier Doug Ford to unequivocally rule out an early election. We talk to MPP John Fraser who says Ontarians do not need a trip to the polls during these uncertain times.

As opposition parties prepare for a likely spring election, President-Elect Donald Trump’s tariff and annexation threats are putting a new lens on what Canadians could be thinking about at the ballot box. Caryn Ceolin is joined by Deputy Leader of the Conservative Party Melissa Lantsman to discuss.

Premier Doug Ford appeared on Fox News after announcing his plan to crack down on illegal cross-border activity to address Donald Trump’s tariff threat.

Federal Immigration and Citizenship Minister Marc Miller is among those blasting incoming U.S. President Donald Trump’s comments that Canada should become the 51st state, comparing the idea to an episode of “South Park”.

Premier Doug Ford’s government is announcing new safety measures for the border between Ontario and the United States. The move is in response to incoming President Donald Trump’s threat to imposed strict tariffs on Canadian goods and services.

The Canadian government has been put on pause and politicians are expected to hit the campaign trail soon. With a look at what the next few months have in store, Melanie Ng speaks to Sarbjit Kaur and Jamie Ellerton.

Justin Trudeau is stepping down as Canadian Prime Minister, leaving the minority Liberals scrambling to pick a new leader. Meanwhile, opposition leaders say they’ll vote to bring down the government as soon as possible.

Meta is cutting fact checkers for its social media platforms. Cynthia Mulligan looks at the political pressure that may have led to the changes.

The body of former United States President Jimmy Carter has arrived in Washington for one last time. Michael Yoshida looks at how Carter is being honoured.

U.S. President-elect Donald Trump won’t rule out using military force to seize Greenland, as he makes another push to control the Danish territory. Brandon Choghri has the details on the renewed spat between the U.S. and Denmark.

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has strong words for Donald Trump as the incoming U.S. President comments about Canada joining the United States. Glen McGregor discusses Trudeau’s response, and the ongoing political uncertainty in Ottawa.