Danielle Smith Warns Law Will Be Enforced if Alberta Separation Vote Sparks Civil Disobedience
Alberta’s separation debate has moved from political theatre into a sharper confrontation over law, protest and Indigenous rights. Premier Danielle
Carney Heads to G7 as Allies Brace for Trump — With U.S. Tariffs Still Hanging Over Canada
Mark Carney is heading into the G7 with a familiar Canadian problem in a newly unstable form: the country’s closest
Ottawa’s $200M Spaceport Deal Faces Backlash Over a Gravel Road, Concrete Pad and Missing Launch Rules
A remote stretch of Nova Scotia coastline has become the centre of a national debate over money, sovereignty and whether
Ottawa Backs Off Netflix and Disney Funding Rules After U.S. Trade Pressure
Ottawa’s plan to make global streaming giants spend more on Canadian programming has run into a familiar Canadian dilemma: how
Carney Government Testing AI in Prisons to Create Offender Profile Reports
Canada’s federal prison system is built on paperwork that can shape nearly every stage of a sentence: where a person
World Cup Security Costs Hit $336M in Vancouver and Toronto as Officials Cite Trump, War and Disease Risks
The World Cup is arriving in Canada with the usual promises of packed stadiums, full hotels and a rare chance
Canada Quietly Expands Economic Ties With Türkiye as U.S. Trade Tensions Drag On
Canada’s trade strategy is starting to look less like a single-lane highway and more like a wider map of backup
Ottawa Offers Airlines Up to $150M as Fuel Costs Squeeze Canadian Travel
The cost of flying in Canada is being pulled into a wider global energy shock. Ottawa has launched a new
Canada Tries a ‘Trumpian’ Sales Pitch to Get Back Into U.S. Trade Talks
Canada’s latest message to Washington sounds less like a lecture about rules-based trade and more like a pitch written for
Almost 10% of Toronto Mortgage Holders May Not Qualify to Refinance Next Year, BoC Says
Toronto’s mortgage stress story is entering a new phase. For the past two years, the focus has been on higher
Poilievre Heads to Calgary With Plan to Blunt Alberta Separatism
Pierre Poilievre is taking the national-unity fight straight into Alberta, where a renewed separatist push has moved from political fringe
Watchdog Warns CSIS Risks ‘Stereotyping’ Foreigners in Federal Security Screening
When a person applies for sensitive work inside the federal government, the question is supposed to be direct: can this
Foreign Facebook Accounts Are Pushing Alberta Separatism, CBC Investigation Finds
Alberta’s separatism debate has moved far beyond town halls, petitions, and provincial politics. A new CBC investigation has raised concerns
21 Common Scams Targeting Canadians Right Now
Fraud no longer arrives only through suspicious emails full of typos. It now appears in polished text messages, realistic phone
17 Ways Canadian Cellphone Plans Still Catch People Off Guard
Cellphone plans in Canada have become easier to compare in some ways, yet plenty of surprises still hide in the
15 Workplace Rights Canadians Often Don’t Know They Have
Workplace rules in Canada can feel like fine print until a paycheque, schedule change, injury, illness, or difficult manager makes
18 Money Moves Canadians Should Make Before Interest Rates Change Again
Interest-rate decisions can quietly reshape a household budget long before a bank statement makes the change obvious. Mortgage payments, savings
22 Things Canadians Should Know Before Buying a Used Car
Canadian used-car shopping has become more complicated than simply finding a clean vehicle at a fair price. Prices have cooled