Conestoga College Posts $33M Deficit as International Tuition Revenue Collapses
Conestoga College has moved from record-setting growth to a sharp financial contraction in barely two years. For the fiscal year
Major Unions Break With Trump Over 50% Canada Tariffs, Warning North American Jobs Are at Risk
When two of North America’s largest industrial unions tell a tariff-friendly White House that “Canada has never been the problem,”
Carney Gets 3.4% GDP Rebound as Conservatives’ “Liberal Recession” Attack Runs Into New Data
Canada’s economy has delivered an unexpectedly strong rebound just as the federal Conservatives were intensifying their claim that Prime Minister
Canada’s Economy Suddenly Accelerates to 3.4% Despite Trump’s Tariff Pressure
Canada’s economy has delivered an unexpectedly strong burst of growth at a moment when trade tension with Washington was supposed
‘Canada Lost Control’: Carney Says Immigration Now Needs Years of Restraint
Canada’s immigration debate has entered a more candid phase. Speaking in Red Deer, Alberta, Prime Minister Mark Carney said immigration
Liberals Block Hearings Into What Carney Promised Trump for Gordie Howe Bridge Deal
A bridge built to move trade faster has instead become the centre of a political traffic jam. Liberal MPs on
Canadians Keep Trading Down—Loblaw Revenue Climbs to $15.05B
A grocery bill can rise even when the cart feels less indulgent. That tension sits at the centre of Loblaw’s
Canada Now Has Three Unemployed People for Every Job Vacancy as Tech Payrolls Fall
Canada’s labour market is sending a message many job seekers have already felt through unanswered applications and longer interview processes:
Trump’s 50% Tariff Threat Puts Canada Goose’s Profit Margin in the Crosshairs
A luxury parka stitched in Canada can crostity attached to it. Beginning August 19, President Donald Trump’s newly announced duties
U.S. Steel Tariffs Are Costing ArcelorMittal $600M a Year in Canada—and Ottawa’s Response Isn’t Enough
For a steelmaker, a tariff is not an abstract percentage on a customs form. It can become a recurring charge
Rogers CEO Met Doug Ford at His Home Days After Ontario Unveiled Ticket Price Cap
Nine days after Ontario announced one of Canada’s toughest restrictions on ticket resales, Rogers Communications CEO Tony Staffieri arrived at
Carney Rejects Using Canadian Oil as a Trade Weapon Against Trump
Canada possesses one of the most powerful pressure points in its worsening trade dispute with the United States: millions of
One in Six 2025 Liberal Voters Now Back the NDP as Carney’s Lead Shrinks to Four Points
Mark Carney’s Liberals remain ahead nationally, but the coalition that carried them to victory in 2025 is showing signs of
Ford’s Caucus Turns on Carney’s High-Speed Rail Plan After Reported Airport Deal Falls Apart
A transportation dispute that began on Toronto’s waterfront is now threatening to spill acrossEleven Progressive Conservative MPPs have publicly challenged
Bank of Canada Says U.S. Tariffs Helped Stall Canada’s Economy for a Full Year
Canada’s economy spent an entire year running without meaningfully moving forward. From the first quarter of 2025 to the first
Copper Thefts on Bell Network Jump 78% as New Brunswick Incidents Surge 235%
A cut cable can look like a minor act of vandalism until an entire community loses phone and internet service.
50,000 People Apply for Hundreds of CNE Jobs as Youth Unemployment Hits 17%
Before the midway lights switch on and the food stalls begin serving, the Canadian National Exhibition has already become the
WestJet Prepares to Ground Planes as 4,400 Flight Attendants Near Strike Deadline
WestJet is preparing for the possibility that part of its network could begin shutting down just as Canadians head into