Peter Armstrong

Statistics Canada says it was three point one percent.

Peter Armstrong looks at why.

If anything, there's probably a bit of a relief that we haven't seen more spillover from energy prices into the price of everything else.

For example, food.

Now, none of this should take away from the cost of living issues that are so prevalent right across the country right now.

Consumers are feeling those increases, even if these gains aren't quite as steep as some had feared they could be.

Peter Armstrong, CBC News, Toronto.

Russia is once again attacking Ukraine's capital.

Statistics Canada says it was three point one percent.

Peter Armstrong looks at why.

If anything, there's probably a bit of a relief that we haven't seen more spillover from energy prices into the price of everything else.

For example, food.

Now, none of this should take away from the cost of living issues that are so prevalent right across the country right now.

Consumers are feeling those increases, even if these gains aren't quite as steep as some had feared they could be.

Peter Armstrong, CBC News, Toronto.

An Australian lawmaker is in critical condition after being struck by a car outside her office.

Statistics Canada saying it was three point one percent.

Peter Armstrong goes over the factors.

If anything, there's probably a bit of a relief that we haven't seen more spillover from energy prices into the price of everything else.

For example, food.

Now, none of this should take away from the cost of living issues that are so prevalent right across the country right now.

Consumers are feeling those increases, even if these gains aren't quite as steep as some had feared they could be.

Peter Armstrong, CBC News, Toronto.

A key witness is set to resume testimony today at a trial seeking to answer a three-decade-old question: Who was the attacker luring children into the woods in southern Ontario back in the nineteen nineties? The one man charged after all these years insists it wasn't him.

Statistics Canada says it was 3.1%.

Peter Armstrong looks at why.

If anything, there's probably a bit of a relief that we haven't seen more spillover from energy prices into the price of everything else.

For example, food.

Now, none of this should take away from the cost of living issues that are so prevalent right across the country right now.

Consumers are feeling those increases even if these gains aren't quite as steep as some had feared they could be.

Peter Armstrong, CBC News, Toronto.

Russia is once again attacking Ukraine's capital.

Statistics Canada says it was 3.1%.

Peter Armstrong looks at why.

If anything, there's probably a bit of a relief that we haven't seen more spillover from energy prices into the price of everything else.

For example, food.

Now, none of this should take away from the cost of living issues that are so prevalent right across the country right now.

Consumers are feeling those increases, even if these gains aren't quite as steep as some had feared they could be.

Peter Armstrong, CBC News, Toronto.

An Australian lawmaker is in critical condition after being struck by a car outside her office.

Statistics Canada saying it was three point one percent.

Peter Armstrong goes over the factors.

If anything, there's probably a bit of a relief that we haven't seen more spillover from energy prices into the price of everything else.

For example, food.

Now, none of this should take away from the cost of living issues that are so prevalent right across the country right now.

Consumers are feeling those increases, even if these gains aren't quite as steep as some had feared they could be.

Peter Armstrong, CBC News, Toronto.

A key witness is set to resume testimony today at a trial seeking to answer a three-decade-old question: Who was the attacker luring children into the woods in southern Ontario back in the nineteen nineties? The one man charged after all these years insists it wasn't him.

Statistics Canada has just announced inflation edged up in September to 3.1%, just as economists were predicting.

Peter Armstrong goes over the factors.

If anything,

there's probably a bit of a relief that we haven't seen more spillover from energy prices into the price of... everything else.

Consumers are feeling those increases, even if these gains aren't quite as steep as some had feared they could

be.

Peter Armstrong, CBC News, Toronto.

Investigators say it could take weeks to determine how a live fire training exercise at CFB Wainwright in Alberta turned deadly.