Global National: Nov. 12, 2026 | What’s next after Nvidia CEO resigns over affairs
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The CEO and co-founder of one of the world’s most valuable tech companies has resigned. And it’s all because of his personal behaviour. Jensen Huang – whose $4 trillion American company, Nvidia, makes sophisticated chips that are the backbone of the AI boom – admitted to an affair with a suspected Chinese spy. It is also reported that he had separate affairs with two Nvidia employees. He’s now being investigated by the company and, according to the president, the FBI. Jacqueline Hansen has more on the fallout of all this, on national security and Nvidia.
The future of the Stellantis auto assembly plant in Brampton, Ont., and whether the company will pay a price for reneging on an agreement to keep thousands of jobs in Canada was under discussion at a high-level meeting in Toronto today. Prime Minister Mark Carney has called the sale of the plant a “betrayal,” but today said his government was aware of some aspects of the deal before it was final. Mackenzie Gray reports.
A series of fall storms is hitting British Columbia’s south coast, triggering rainfall and flood warnings. The heaviest rains have fallen on Vancouver Island and in communities north of Vancouver. Some roads have been flooded, power is out in places, and evacuation orders have been issued. Sarah MacDonald reports.
Prime Minister Mark Carney was in Ireland and was the only non-European at a meeting of the European political community. An informal gathering has occurred every six months since the start of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. The Ukrainian president was there too, and he briefed leaders on this week’s U.S.-mediated talks with Russia. David Akin is travelling with the prime minister.
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The future of the Stellantis auto assembly plant in Brampton, Ont., and whether the company will pay a price for reneging on an agreement to keep thousands of jobs in Canada was under discussion at a high-level meeting in Toronto today. Prime Minister Mark Carney has called the sale of the plant a “betrayal,” but today said his government was aware of some aspects of the deal before it was final. Mackenzie Gray reports.
A series of fall storms is hitting British Columbia’s south coast, triggering rainfall and flood warnings. The heaviest rains have fallen on Vancouver Island and in communities north of Vancouver. Some roads have been flooded, power is out in places, and evacuation orders have been issued. Sarah MacDonald reports.
Prime Minister Mark Carney was in Ireland and was the only non-European at a meeting of the European political community. An informal gathering has occurred every six months since the start of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. The Ukrainian president was there too, and he briefed leaders on this week’s U.S.-mediated talks with Russia. David Akin is travelling with the prime minister.
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