This Hour Has 22 Minutes

As the Labubu craze infects Canadians across the country, Mark Carney plays a game of chicken with Trump, and the Canada Revenue Agency starts making home visits.

King Charles reflects on a visit from Trump. Carney and Poilievre go out for an intimate lunch. Chrystia Freeland feels the blues.

The government debuts the first ever alphabet for alpha-males and the Blue Jays’ victory sparks a new kind of confidence among Canadians.

Poilievre pens a letter to the PM; Carney gets nasty in more ways than one; the unemployment crisis is affecting Gen Z.

Justin Trudeau and Katy Perry get close on a boat. The trip from the States to Canada gets even trickier.

The PM hands out candy and Dr. Frankenstein plays matchmaker.

Carney embarks on a televised mission to find a romantic connection. Interventions are held for Canadians countrywide to confront ChatGPT overusage. Canada Post's new rules are a financial strain for the unprepared.

The “benefits” of having VIP airport lounge access are exposed, and Canadians are not happy.

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