Prime Minister Justin Trudeau weighs in on the current labour dispute at B.C. ports, the Canada Housing Infrastructure Fund, and future partnerships with the new American administration in his visit to Vancouver. Joe Sadowski (@SadowskiSays) reports.

Foremen at B.C.’s ports are set to resume negotiating with their employers on Saturday as a lockout that began Monday causes anxiety for businesses across the nation.

The federal government has re-assembled a cabinet committee focused on dealings with America. Canada’s farmers do billions in trade with the U.S. and say they’re “tired of losing all the time” in trade deals.

Donald Trump’s presidential election has prompted Canadian political leaders, RCMP and refugee organizations to prepare for a possible influx of asylum seekers heading north from the U.S. Mark McAllister reports.