This week on the channel +3.1M views this week

The Canadian Press moves from Hegseth's House vote to Ottawa's ice

A busy upload schedule also brought B.C. flood warnings and an update on the fatal Bella Coola bear attack.

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The Canadian Press Story of November 11, 2026Trari Newsroom

Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.

House Republicans quash effort to impeach Defense Secretary Hegseth

The Canadian Press drew about three million views across the week, a substantial audience among similarly sized news channels. Guardian Australia also had a strong viewing week, while Private Eye Magazine saw a notable increase in subscribers. CP's subscriber count, meanwhile, stayed unchanged.

Its 57 uploads ranged from Washington procedure to Canadian weather warnings. The most-watched new arrival, "House Republicans quash effort to impeach Defense Secretary Hegseth," is Associated Press footage of the House floor. The board identifies a motion to refer the impeachment resolution; the presiding officer announces its adoption, strikes the gavel and moves on to other business. It is a brief, procedural view of the action CP reports halted the removal effort.

A separate Pentagon clip carries Hegseth's response to the bipartisan impeachment push over his handling of the Iran war and other actions. Both uploads made the issue a prominent part of CP's week, though its fastest-moving videos also included a Canadian hockey story.

"Ovechkin comes to Ottawa amid controversy and protest" covers the Capitals player's visit for a Senators game, alongside a Ukrainian Canadian Congress protest over his support for Vladimir Putin. The Bella Coola update was also drawing views quickly: conservation officers said DNA linked four grizzlies to the fatal attack and confirmed the bears had been killed.

Daily viewing across the channel is currently below its usual level. But the week's reporting remained broad, including warnings of flooding and landslides as heavy rain reached Vancouver Island and southwest B.C.

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