Your World Tonight Backlash to Carney’s “Who cares?” comment, Comey indictments dismissed, businesses face Black Friday pressure, and more
Nov 24, 2025
Paul Hunter, CBC Washington correspondent, dives into the implications of a federal judge dismissing charges against James Comey, a move that complicates things for Trump and his DOJ tactics. Colin Butler, CBC culture reporter, pays tribute to reggae legend Jimmy Cliff, discussing his influential hits and cultural impact on music worldwide. Plus, with Black Friday approaching, Canadian businesses face pressure to adapt amidst economic concerns. A lively mix of politics, music, and commerce makes for an engaging listen!
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Carney's 'Who Cares?' Became Political Flashpoint
- Mark Carney's "Who cares?" remark fueled opposition attacks and became central in question period.
- Pierre Poilievre used it to argue the government is indifferent to workers hurt by U.S. trade measures.
Trade Talks Stall After Ontario Ad
- Trade talks stalled after Ontario's anti-tariff TV ad prompted Trump's backlash a month earlier.
- Carney signals he may speak with Trump soon and might attend the Dec. 5 FIFA World Cup draw in Washington.
Ottawa-Alberta Pipeline Reset Proposal
- Ottawa and Alberta reportedly drafted an MOU offering carve-outs from federal environmental rules to enable a BC-bound bitumen pipeline.
- The deal ties exemptions to Indigenous co-ownership and Alberta strengthening carbon-capture measures.