Kamil Karamali is a National News Correspondent at CTV News. He covers a diverse range of topics including aviation and aerospace, transportation policy, and the local economy, with a keen focus on the housing market and commercial real estate. Kamil's work has been featured in Global News, BNN Bloomberg, and various CTV News affiliates across Canada.
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By: Kamil Karamali
With the backdrop of the U.S. trade war and a growing cultural rift between the two countries, some Canadian movie-goers and movie stars appear to be more vocal in prioritizing and defending Canadian content at this year’s Toronto International Film Festival.
By: Kamil Karamali
TORONTO - Diesel prices across Canada hit another record high on Thursday at $2.751 cents per litre, according to Kalibrate analytics - but industry
By: Kamil Karamali
Communities across Canada laced up Sunday to take part in the Terry Fox Run for its 46th year.
By: Kamil Karamali
TORONTO - When Jessica Korchowiec and Kai Helsdon began planning their wedding roughly two years ago, it was a different world with different costs for vendors and services.
By: Kamil Karamali
When Jessica Korchowiec and Kai Helsdon began planning their wedding roughly two years ago, it was a different world with different costs for vendors and services.
By: Kamil Karamali
When Jessica Korchowiec and Kai Helsdon began planning their wedding roughly two years ago, it was a different world with different costs for vendors and services.
By: Kamil Karamali
When Jessica Korchowiec and Kai Helsdon began planning their wedding roughly two years ago, it was a different world with different costs for vendors and services.
By: Kamil Karamali
As Canada's waste increases, "repair cafes" are popping up in an effort to keep broken electrical items and electronics out of landfills.
By: Kamil Karamali
TORONTO – Toronto developer Matt Young originally planned to sell condos in the first phase of a major housing development along St. Clair Avenue East in Scarborough.
By: Kamil Karamali
As Canada's waste increases, "repair cafes" are popping up in an effort to keep broken electrical items and electronics out of landfills.
