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- Oct 1, 2026
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‘They were very bad’: Trump says Canada is being ‘taught a little lesson’ as trade war continues (opens the original)
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U.S. President Donald Trump continued to rant about Canada during a White House event on Wednesday, where he accused the country of taking advantage of “stupid leadership for many, many years.” Speaking at an event marking U.S. Hispanic Heritage Month, Trump said the United States was “so stupidly run” because automakers moved plants to other countries, including Canada. “Canada has taken advantage of us for so many years, the worst of any country,” he said. “I love the Canadian people, but the
Volkswagen recalls nearly 3M vehicles over possible steering problem (opens the original)
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Thousands of Volkswagen vehicles are being recalled in Canada due to a defective screw that could cause a steering problem. Nearly 35,300 vehicles from the 2018 models of the Atlas and Tiguan are affected, Volkswagen Canada said in an email to CTVNews.ca on Monday. “Volkswagen will notify all owners of affected vehicles once a repair is available to schedule an appointment with an authorized dealer who will, at no cost to owners, conduct any necessary repairs,” wrote company spokesperson Thomas
Best-selling author Jodi Picoult’s new book touches on themes of postpartum psychosis, 9/11 (opens the original)
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Jodi Picoult says she hopes her new book will give voice to the women who experience the rare condition of postpartum psychosis, which has been in the spotlight due to the Lindsay Clancy trial. “I hope the book makes people more aware of what to look for, so that if you see this happening to people you know, you can be the one to step in and help them get help,” Picoult said in an interview with CTV Your Morning on Monday. Picoult, a best-selling author who is known for doing extensive research
There’s a good reason why kids can be ‘annoying and destructive,’ new study suggests (opens the original)
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Children’s “annoying and destructive” behaviour may actually – sometimes – have benefits, a new study suggests. A review paper published in August in Trends in Cognitive Sciences looked into the factors behind “exploratory behaviour” in children between ages three and eight, and noted an evolutionary purpose for their lack of focus. Researchers noted that young children’s brains appear to be built for distraction. They found that their lack of focus may ensure they take in as much information as
Despite U.S. trade tensions, Canadian workers are still travelling south: data (opens the original)
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The Canada-United States trade war hasn’t deterred many Canadian workers from flying south of the border, new data from a major travel company suggests. In 2026, the number of U.S. cross-border air bookings through August rose to 58,584, a six per cent increase compared to 2025, according to Corporate Traveller Canada data shared with CTVNews.ca on Thursday. Amra Durakovic, head of communications for Flight Centre Travel Group Canada, the Canadian parent company of Corporate Traveller Canada and
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