Your World Tonight Budget politics and reaction, tariffs at U.S. Supreme Court, assassination in Mexico, and more
Nov 5, 2025
Paul Hunter, a CBC correspondent in Washington, offers insights into the U.S. Supreme Court's hearing on the legality of President Trump's tariffs. He shares intriguing details about the justices' questions and the stakes for presidential power. The conversation also delves into the shock of Canadian MP Chris d'Entremont crossing the floor to join the Liberals, sparking major implications for Prime Minister Mark Carney's budget strategy. Additionally, the tragic assassination of anti-cartel mayor Carlos Manzo in Mexico highlights dire security issues.
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Budget Framed As Transformational
- Mark Carney frames the budget as transformational while seeking opposition input to pass a minority budget.
- The Liberals gained a vote when Conservative MP Chris D'Entremont crossed the floor to join the government.
MP Crosses Floor Over Leadership Style
- Nova Scotia MP Chris D'Entremont publicly left the Conservatives citing Pierre Poilievre's negative leadership.
- He joined Liberals and received a warm caucus welcome, shifting the Commons math slightly.
Immigration Reductions Aim To Stabilize
- The government plans large cuts to temporary immigration to stabilize numbers and respond to housing pressure.
- Officials argue cuts target student categories and aim to recruit top talent with a new billion-dollar fund.