CTV National News for Monday, Sept. 15: PM Carney and Poilievre square off in Ottawa

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PM Mark Carney unveils future plans for Ottawa and faces criticism from Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre; The cost of the 2025 federal election and what Elections Canada is aiming to improve to cut costs of future elections; Surrey, B.C., offering one of the largest police rewards in Canadian history to confront a surge in violent extortion cases.

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CTV National News for Monday, Sept. 15: PM Carney and Poilievre square off in Ottawa