Dec. 26: Trudeau has yet to directly respond to Trump's comments about Canada; Russia accused of downing an Azerbaijan Airlines plane; Shoppers out in full force hunting for Boxing Day bargains.

A Montreal man is dead and several others are injured after a boat explosion in Florida; plus, Blake Lively files lawsuit against co-star.

Parliament has been left in a state of political disarray amidst a deep Liberal divide; and, the move to make airlines more accountable.  

Nov. 20: The prime minister has shuffled his cabinet but he has not yet addressed this week’s political chaos to Canadians.

Nov. 19: PM Trudeau is set to overhaul his cabinet, potentially bringing some backbenchers to the forefront.

Dec. 18: Donald Trump continues to suggest that Canada should become part of the United States. 

Dec. 17: Prime Minister Justin Trudeau addressed Liberals at a holiday party amid growing calls for him to step aside.

Dec. 16: Political uncertainty after Chrystia Freeland resigns as finance minister on the same day as the government’s economic statement.

The government has called on CIRB to intervene in the Canada Post strike; the heads of Canada's top airlines testified on new fees.

PM Trudeau and Canada's premiers met to discuss plans to counter tariffs; the Bank of Canada cut its key rate another half percentage point.