Ontario Orders Cash Up Front for Bail — With Bank Garnishment and Property Seizures for Unpaid Debts
Ontario is about to make a financial promise at bail much more tangible. Beginning August 17, when a release order
17 Conservative MPs Privately Question Whether Poilievre Can Beat Carney: CTV
A question that Conservatives spent months trying to settle has quietly returned: can Pierre Poilievre defeat Prime Minister Mark Carney
U.S. Wants First Dibs on Canadian Critical Minerals — and Full F-35 Buy — in Trade Talks: Report
A tariff fight that began with cars, dairy and alcohol is now reaching into the strategic foundations of the Canada-U.S.
U.S. Trade Chief Tells Canada: Drop Retaliation or Face Trump’s New 50% Tariffs
The Canada-U.S. trade fight is entering another deadline-driven weekend with billions of dollars in cross-border commerce hanging in the balance.
Stellantis Weighs Brampton Plant Sale After Jeep Production Shifts to Illinois, Unifor Says
For more than two years, thousands of Brampton autoworkers have been waiting for a promised return to the assembly line.
U.S. Court Gives Trump New Power Over Low-Value Canadian Shipments
A small package crossing the Canada-U.S. border has become part of a much bigger fight over presidential power. On August
White House Accuses Canada of Helping China Evade U.S. Tariffs
Washington has opened a new front in its trade dispute with Canada, this time by placing the country inside what
As Trump Tariff Deadline Looms, Quebec Starts Major Port Expansion to ‘Diversify Our Markets’
The St. Lawrence River is becoming a front line in Canada’s attempt to reduce its economic exposure to the United
Canada Left Itself More Vulnerable by Not Opening Formal CUSMA Talks, Trade Analyst Says
Canada’s decision to spend months discussing trade irritants with Washington without moving into the kind of formal CUSMA negotiations already
Trump’s Trade Chief Heads to Iowa as Canada Briefs Provinces — With No Friday Meeting Scheduled
A Friday without a face-to-face meeting is not the same thing as a Friday without trade diplomacy. Canada-U.S. Trade Minister
17 Store Policies Canadians Should Know Before Buying Back-to-School Gear
Back-to-school shopping can turn into a costly guessing game when sizes change, teachers revise supply lists, or a device proves
B.C. Lumber Producer Says US$49.4M Remains Tied Up in U.S. Duty Fight as Tariffs Squeeze Cash
For Conifex Timber, the softwood-lumber dispute is no longer just a question of tariff percentages. It is a question of
Ford’s Endorsement Sways Just 15% as Former Liberal Leader Crombie Ties Parrish in Mississauga: Poll
Mississauga’s mayoral contest has turned into a remarkably tight battle between the woman currently running City Hall and the former
Canada-U.S. Trade Talks Face a Freeze If Trump’s 50% Tariffs Hit, Negotiation Sources Warn
Canada and the United States are racing toward an August 19 deadline that could reshape more than the cost of
63% of New Brunswickers Say Canada Should Stand Firm Against U.S. Even If It Brings Economic Costs: Poll
New Brunswickers appear willing to accept a harder economic road if the alternative is backing down in the escalating trade
20 Summer Travel Documents Canadians Should Check Before It’s Too Late
Summer travel problems often begin long before the airport security line. A passport may be unexpired but still fail a
18 Ways Canadian Retailers Make Clearance Sales Look Better Than They Are
Clearance signs promise a simple bargain: unwanted inventory leaves the store, while shoppers pay less. In practice, the size of
21 Things Canadians Should Never Buy Without Checking the Return Policy
Return counters can turn an exciting purchase into an expensive lesson, especially when the receipt contains conditions that were never