Former Canadian Ambassador Calls Washington’s CUSMA Demands a ‘Shakedown’
The language of diplomacy is usually designed to lower the temperature. Derek Burney chose the opposite approach. The former Canadian
Canadian Pride Surges as American Pride Falls to a Decades-Long Low
National pride rarely moves in a straight line. It rises during shared triumphs, hardens under external pressure and weakens when
Trump’s Tariff Fight Threatens America’s Manufacturing Surplus With Canada
The loudest argument in the Canada–U.S. trade dispute begins with a deficit. Yet the headline number leaves out a crucial
U.S. Ambassador Claims Trump ‘Did Not Take Aim’ at Canada With Tariffs
The sharpest arguments in the Canada–U.S. trade dispute are no longer only about tariff rates. They are about intent. U.S.
Canadian Stocks Drop as Trump’s CUSMA Showdown Arrives Wednesday
Bay Street began Canada Day week with an unusually political question hanging over every trade-sensitive stock: what happens when Canada,
Canada Becomes First G7 Country to Fund Greenland Mine After Trump’s Takeover Push
A C$7-million Canadian grant has turned a remote molybdenum deposit in eastern Greenland into a test of how middle powers
20 Mid-Year Money Mistakes Canadians Can Still Fix in June
June lands in an awkward but useful spot on the calendar. Half the year has already shaped spending habits, debt
17 Ways Canadian Grocery Stores Make Summer Shopping More Expensive
Rising summer temperatures can change grocery bills in quiet ways long before a cart reaches the checkout. Patio meals, cottage
22 Things Canadians Should Buy Before Prices Rise for Summer
Summer has a way of making everyday costs feel less predictable. A backyard dinner, a weekend road trip, a few
15 Summer Home Insurance Gaps Canadians Don’t Think About
Summer has a way of making a home feel easier to live in, but it also brings risks that many
18 Things Canadians Should Know Before Taking Their Car to the Mechanic
Cold mornings, dashboard lights, strange rattles, and repair bills have a way of arriving at the worst possible time. For
Canadian Governments’ Q1 Deficit Grows to $16.4B as Revenue Slips
Canada’s public finances opened 2026 with a wider gap between what governments collected and what they spent. The country’s combined
Trump Questions Arctic Security as Canada’s $35-Billion Plan Confronts Russia’s Head Start
For generations, the Arctic’s greatest defence was its own geography. Vast distances, punishing temperatures and thick sea ice made sustained
U.S. Defence Giant Says Ottawa Blindsided It by Turning to Sweden for Surveillance Jets
A decision meant to strengthen Canada’s watch over the Arctic has opened a second front on the ground. U.S.-headquartered L3Harris
Canadian Businesses Get New Route to Reclaim Trump Tariffs Ruled Illegal
For Canadian companies that spent the past year absorbing U.S. import duties, the legal victory against Donald Trump’s emergency tariffs
U.S. Auto Industry Warns Canada Is Becoming a ‘Back Door’ for Chinese Cars
A trade decision made in Ottawa is setting off alarm bells in Detroit and Washington. After Canada reopened part of
Ford Government’s Own Notes Admit Ontario Will Miss 1.5-Million-Home Target
Ontario’s housing promise was designed to be impossible to ignore: 1.5 million new homes by 2031, enough to reshape communities
Trump Calls Carney for ‘Long Discussion’ on Arctic Defence Ahead of NATO Summit
A phone call between Prime Minister Mark Carney and U.S. President Donald Trump has landed at a sensitive moment for