Canadian Retail Sales Beat Forecast — Then StatCan Flags a 0.8% July Drop
Canada’s latest retail numbers delivered a split-screen snapshot of the economy. Statistics Canada said retail sales climbed 0.6% in June
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More Than Half of Toronto Gen Z Say Affordability Could Drive Them Out Within Five Years: Ipsos
Toronto’s appeal has long rested on a trade-off: housing and daily life may cost more, but the city offers jobs,
Yukon Backs U.S. Booze Return as New Brunswick Refuses to Move Before Trade Deal Is Signed
A bottle of bourbon has become a surprisingly visible marker of how differently Canadian governments are approaching Washington. Yukon Premier
Canadian Quantum Firm Becomes Sole Canadian Tech Team in Live U.S. Military Exercise in Texas
For a Canadian quantum company, the jump from laboratory promise to a live defence environment is a meaningful test of
Vance Says Carney ‘Climbed Down’ to Trump and Calls Poilievre a ‘Non-Entity’ in Trade Talks
U.S. Vice-President JD Vance has injected an unusually personal note into one of Canada’s most consequential trade negotiations, mocking Prime
Trump’s 50% Tariff Clock Runs Out Tonight on $28 Billion in Canadian Goods as Talks Enter Third Day
Canada and the United States are heading into another high-stakes midnight deadline, with President Donald Trump’s threatened 50% duties on
17 Things Canadian Travellers Should Remove From Their Bags Before Flying
Airport packing mistakes are often less about what travellers own than where they put it. An everyday bottle of sunscreen,
19 Summer Safety Rules Canadian Homeowners Forget Until Something Goes Wrong
Summer makes a home feel easier to manage—until a barbecue flares, a thunderstorm knocks out power, a basement takes on
Trump Says Canada Will Drop U.S. Farm Tariffs — Ottawa Says Dairy Protections Aren’t Going Anywhere
Donald Trump says American farmers are about to get something they have wanted for years: Canadian agricultural tariffs brought down
Manitoba Gold Explorer Reports Recovery Rates Above 93% in New Metallurgical Tests
A Manitoba gold developer has delivered a fresh set of metallurgical results that could help shape how two of its
Saskatchewan Uranium Project Launches First Diamond-Drilling Program as Nuclear Demand Drives New Exploration
Northern Saskatchewan’s uranium story is returning to one of its oldest districts with a distinctly modern exploration playbook. Xcite Uranium
Canada Opens First Paediatric Lab That Can Measure Thousands of Proteins From One Drop of Blood
A tiny blood sample can contain an enormous amount of biological information. At Children’s Hospital in London, Ontario, researchers now
Ontario Heads Into Municipal Candidate Deadline After 550+ Seats Went Uncontested Last Election
Ontario’s 2026 municipal races are reaching a decisive moment. Candidate nominations close at 2 p.m. on Friday, August 21, giving
Fraser Institute Proposes Constitutional Changes in B.C. Indigenous-Title Property Fight
A legal fight over Indigenous title and privately held land in British Columbia has moved into a new phase, with
95% of Quebec High-School Students Say They Feel Safe at School, Survey Finds
Few numbers are as reassuring as 95% when the subject is whether teenagers feel secure in a place where they
TSX Futures Drop 0.4% as U.S. Bond-Market Jitters Hit Canadian Stocks
Toronto’s market is being reminded that trouble in Washington’s bond market rarely stays south of the border. Futures tied to
Anand Heads to White House for Rubio Meeting as Canada-U.S. Trade Talks Enter Final Stretch
Canada’s latest trade confrontation with the United States has moved from months of brinkmanship to a matter of hours. Foreign
Hundreds Boo Alberta Government’s AI Data-Centre Push Over Water, Privacy and Taxpayer Risk
The mood in Lacombe on Wednesday night felt less like a technology launch than a public reckoning. Alberta Technology Minister