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00:34:29

British Prime Minister's Question Time

September 10, 2025

Cross the pond to the United Kingdom where the British Prime Minister answers questions from the floor of the House of Commons. Every Wednesday that Parliament is in session, MPs raise issues as well as grievances and seek information about the Government's plans. It is an opportunity for members of all political stripes to question the Prime Minister on any subject.
00:44:05

Headline Politics

PM Mark Carney Makes an Announcement in Nepean, Ont. – September 14, 2025

Prime Minister Mark Carney makes an announcement and responds to questions from reporters in Nepean, Ont. The prime minister’s announcement comes one day ahead of the start of the fall sitting of Parliament. (no interpretation)
00:17:02

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Pierre Poilievre Addresses Conservative Caucus – September 14, 2025

On Parliament Hill in Ottawa, Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre addresses a meeting of his party’s national caucus. The speech comes ahead of Parliament’s return on Monday.
01:26:52

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Manitoba to Provide $20M for National Truth and Reconciliation Centre

Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew participates in an event in Winnipeg where he announces that the provincial government will provide $20 million towards the construction of the permanent home of the National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation. He is joined by Michael Benarroch, president and vice-chancellor of the University of Manitoba, and Professor Niigaan Sinclair. (September 12, 2025) (no interpretation)
00:59:33

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Minister Hodgson Addresses Winnipeg Business Community – September 12, 2025

Tim Hodgson, the federal minister of energy and natural resources, delivers remarks and takes part in a fireside chat before the Winnipeg Chamber of Commerce. This discussion is focused on Manitoba’s critical minerals and clean hydro power sectors. (no interpretation)
00:35:29

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Federal Govt Unveils Initiative to Cut Energy Bills and Emissions

At a news conference in Winnipeg, Tim Hodgson, the federal minister of energy and natural resources to announce the launch of the Greener Homes Affordability Program. The new initiative will provide almost $30 million to organization Efficiency Manitoba to help households in the province reduce their energy bills and greenhouse gas emissions through home retrofits. Also speaking are Julie Dabrusin, the federal minister of environment and climate change, and Mike Moyes, her Manitoba counterpart, as well as Colleen Kuruluk, CEO for Efficiency Manitoba and Leilani Esteban-Villarba, executive director at Chalmers Neighbourhood Renewal Corporation. Hodgson faces questions from reporters on the government’s initial list of list of nation-building projects selected for fast-track approval under the federal Building Canada Act. (September 12, 2025) (no interpretation)
00:22:45

Headline Politics

Daily Recap - September 12, 2025

At a news conference in Winnipeg, Tim Hodgson, the federal minister of energy and natural resources, makes an announcement related to energy affordability. Also speaking are Julie Dabrusin, the federal minister of environment and climate change, and Mike Moyes, her Manitoba counterpart. Tim Hodgson, the federal minister of energy and natural resources, delivers remarks and takes part in a fireside chat before the Winnipeg Chamber of Commerce. This discussion is focused on Manitoba’s critical minerals and clean hydro power sectors. NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte and Supreme Allied Commander Europe (SACEUR) General Alexus G. Grynkewich held a joint press conference to outline NATO’s response to the violation of Polish airspace by Russian drones two days earlier. Mr Rutte announced the launch of “Eastern Sentry,” a military activity aimed to bolster NATO’s posture along the eastern flank.
02:53:31

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Alberta Premier Danielle Smith Holds Town Hall in Lethbridge – Sept. 11, 2025

Premier Danielle Smith and members of the Alberta Next Panel continue their series of town hall meetings with a stop in Lethbridge. Premier Smith assembled the panel to engage with residents across the province and discuss Alberta’s relationship with the federal government. (no interpretation)
00:10:41

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Minister Sean Fraser on Govt Priorities for Parliament’s Return – Sept. 11, 2025

Justice Minister Sean Fraser speaks to reporters in Edmonton as a meeting of the party’s national caucus continues. Minister Fraser discusses the government’s priorities for forthcoming crime and public safety legislation in the coming session of Parliament. (no interpretation)
00:25:57

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Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew Speaks with Reporters – September 11, 2025

Speaking with reporters in Winnipeg, Premier Wab Kinew reacts to Prime Minister Mark Carney’s first list of nation-building projects being recommended for fast-track approval. (no interpretation) (Note: Portions of this event are not available due to technical problems at the source)
00:34:13

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LeBlanc Says High-Speed Rail Construction Could Begin in Four Years

While visiting Montreal, Intergovernmental Affairs Minister Dominic LeBlanc confirms that construction of the “Alto” high-speed rail line connecting Quebec City to Toronto could begin in four years. This new timeline was announced earlier today by Prime Minister Mark Carney. The 1,000-km project calls for trains traveling at 300 km/h, reducing travel time between Montreal and Toronto to approximately three hours. Minister LeBlanc also confirms that Ottawa will move forward with the Port of Montreal expansion project in Contrecœur before addressing questions from the media. (September 11, 2025) (no interpretation)
01:02:13

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PM Carney Announces First Set of Nation-Building Projects – September 11, 2025

Prime Minister Mark Carney holds a news conference in Edmonton announce the initial five major nation-building projects selected to be fast-tracked for approval under the Building Canada Act. Those projects are the expansion of LNG Canada’s production of liquefied natural gas in Kitimat, B.C.; The Darlington New Nuclear Project in Bowmanville, Ontario: The Contrecœur Terminal Container Project at the Port of Montreal; The McIlvenna Bay Foran Copper Mine Project in East-Central Saskatchewan; and the Red Chris Mine expansion in Northwest British Columbia. The prime minister faces questions from reporters on the national pharmacare program. He is also asked about whether his government plans to reduce its tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles in an effort to bring about a resolution to Beijing’s move to tariff Canadian canola imports.
00:18:48

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Chiefs of Ontario Launch First Nations Business Directory – September 11, 2025

(Note: Portions of this event are not available due to technical problems at the source) Ontario Regional Chief Abram Benedict and Ontario’s Indigenous Affairs Minister Greg Rickford take part in a joint announcement on the upcoming launch of the Chiefs of Ontario First Nations Business Directory. The event takes place at the Northeastern Ontario First Nations Summit in Timmins. (September 11, 2025) (no interpretation)
00:33:58

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Alberta Announces $8M Investment in Youth Hiring Incentives – September 11, 2025

At a news conference in Edmonton, Premier Danielle Smith announces an investment of $8 million to help 2,500 young Albertans aged 15-24 gain job experience. Starting in October 2025, eligible employers can receive $4,000–$7,500 in grants to offset hiring and training costs. The premier also faces questions on her meeting with Prime Minister Mark Carney yesterday. Joining her at the news conference are Alberta Jobs Minister Joseph Schow, CAREERS CEO Stefan Rutkowski, and horticulturist Perry Stothart. (no interpretation)
00:40:02

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Pierre Poilievre on Public Safety, Major National Projects – September 11, 2025

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre holds a news conference in Woodbridge, Ont., where he discusses a private members bill that MP Arpan Khanna will introduce in the House of Commons aimed at addressing issues of public safety. Poilievre is joined by Khanna as well as Kate Alexander, Scott Weller and Naeem Farooqi, victims of crime. Responding to questions from reporters, the conservative leader comments on the Carney government’s initial list of major nation-building projects selected for fast-track approval under the federal Building Canada Act. (no interpretation) (Note: Portions of this event are not available due to technical problems at the source)
01:56:14

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Daily Recap - September 11, 2025

Prime Minister Mark Carney holds a news conference in Edmonton to make an announcement on major projects. Speaking to his caucus on Wednesday, the prime minister confirmed that today he would announce the first series of nation-building projects selected to be fast-tracked for approval under the Building Canada Act. Dominic LeBlanc, the minister responsible for Canada-U.S. trade, intergovernmental affairs and One Canadian Economy, makes an announcement in Montreal regarding major projects. Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre holds a news conference in Woodbridge, Ont., to make an announcement on public safety. Alberta Premier Danielle Smith faces questions on her meeting with Prime Minister Mark Carney yesterday. Speaking with reporters in Winnipeg, Premier Wab Kinew reacts to Prime Minister Mark Carney’s first list of nation-building projects being recommended for fast-track approval.
00:08:21

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Liberals Comment on Initial List of Major National Projects – September 11, 2025

Liberal MPs speak with reporters in Edmonton as a meeting of the party’s national caucus continues. Minister Steven MacKinnon (government House leader) as well as MPs Ben Carr, Mona Fortier and Alexandra Mendès comment on the government’s initial list of nation-building projects selected for fast-track approval under the federal Building Canada Act. (no interpretation)
00:26:53

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Federal Govt Announces $100M Loan for Alberta Rail Terminal – September 10, 2025

In Edmonton, federal Energy Minister Tim Hodgson announces that the Canada Infrastructure Bank will provide a $100 million loan to Cando Rail & Terminals to support the expansion of the rail capacity at Sturgeon Terminal, a multi-purpose rail hub just outside the city. He is joined by Brian Cornick, president and CEO of Cando Rail and Terminals, and John Casola, chief investment officer at the Canada Infrastructure Bank. (no interpretation)
01:06:19

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Premier François Legault Reshuffles Cabinet – September 10, 2025

Premier François Legault has shuffled his cabinet, signalling a shift to the right and a renewed focus on four priorities: the economy, efficiency, security, and identity. He is promising a “shock treatment” for the bureaucracy and has given a central role to Treasury Board President France-Élaine Duranceau, along with Christine Fréchette, who will be responsible for redefining the government's economic vision. Public safety returns to the forefront with the appointment of former police officer Ian Lafrenière, while Bernard Drainville takes over the environment portfolio. Sonia LeBel assumes responsibility for education, and Geneviève Guilbault, who loses her title as deputy premier, moves to municipal affairs. Several new ministers join the Executive Council, while some long-serving members have been dropped. (no interpretation)
00:34:24

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Alberta Invests in New Aviation Training Hub – September 10, 2025

Premier Danielle Smith announces her government is investing almost $11 million to support the development of a new aviation training hub in Calgary. The Alberta Training Centre of Excellence for Aviation and Aerospace is expected to train more than 6,000 aviation workers every year. Also speaking at the event are Jimmy-Dean Porter (vice-president of flight operations at WestJet), Joseph Schow (Alberta minister of jobs, economy, trade and immigration), Alexis von Hoensbroech (CEO of WestJet), Matthew Bromberg (president and CEO of CAE), Michel Azar-Hmouda (division president of commercial aviation at CAE), Chad London (provost and vice-president academic at Mount Royal University), Brad Parry (CEO of Opportunity Calgary Investment Fund and president and CEO of Calgary Economic Development), and Chris Dinsdale (president and CEO of Calgary Airports). (no interpretation)