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'So disappointed': Ford lashes out at Trump tariffs, bans U.S. from provincial contracts

While campaigning for reelection, Premier Doug Ford is responding to President Donald Trump's tariffs by banning American companies from signing contracts with the Ontario government.

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Trump calls Canada a 'very serious contender' to become 51st state

U.S. President Donald Trump upped his rhetoric about Canada becoming the 51st state while rolling out his reciprocal tariff plan. Trump claimed America doesn't need any Canadian products before going on to say Canada should become a state.
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'It's a real conundrum for the Conservatives': John Bolton on dealing with Trump

Caryn Ceolin is joined by John Bolton, Donald Trump’s former national security adviser, to discuss how Canadian leadership should respond to the U.S. tariff threat and whether a new federal government would make a difference.
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Threat of U.S. tariffs affecting Canadian travel plans south of border

Canadian travellers rethink U.S. trips amid tariff concerns, as WestJet also sees a 25% drop in bookings. Rayn Rashid talks to travellers at the YYC Calgary International Airport.

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African leaders meet to combat growing rebel violence in the DRC

East and Southern African officials are meeting in Tanzania to discuss the growing violence in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, brought on by Rwandan-backed M23 rebels. Karling Donoghue details the high-stakes talks.

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Trump calls Canada a 'very serious contender' to become 51st state

U.S. President Donald Trump upped his rhetoric about Canada becoming the 51st state while rolling out his reciprocal tariff plan. Trump claimed America doesn't need any Canadian products before going on to say Canada should become a state.
5:24
'It's a real conundrum for the Conservatives': John Bolton on dealing with Trump

Caryn Ceolin is joined by John Bolton, Donald Trump’s former national security adviser, to discuss how Canadian leadership should respond to the U.S. tariff threat and whether a new federal government would make a difference.
1:05
Threat of U.S. tariffs affecting Canadian travel plans south of border

Canadian travellers rethink U.S. trips amid tariff concerns, as WestJet also sees a 25% drop in bookings. Rayn Rashid talks to travellers at the YYC Calgary International Airport.

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2:46
African leaders meet to combat growing rebel violence in the DRC

East and Southern African officials are meeting in Tanzania to discuss the growing violence in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, brought on by Rwandan-backed M23 rebels. Karling Donoghue details the high-stakes talks.

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Conservatives attack Carney’s finances

Conservatives allege Liberal leadership frontrunner Mark Carney benefitted financially from his dual role at an investment firm, while also advising the Liberals. This, as the NDP say they expect an election to be called in March.

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Dealing with loneliness on Valentine’s Day

Valentine’s Day is filled with love and friendship for some, and feelings of discontent and disconnection for others. Marybel Gonzalez looks at what could be driving some of that loneliness, and what can be done to help.

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Southern California storm shifting toward other states

A storm that has triggered mudslides in fire-ravaged southern California is on the move. Laura Aguierre looks at the damage that’s been done, and what’s still to come.

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Trump ramps up federal worker layoffs

This has been a week to forget for thousands of U.S. federal workers as pink slips continue to fly in Washington. Julia Benbrook looks at who is on the firing line as the Trump administration downsizes government agencies.

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