Business Investment Per Worker Falls in Eight of 10 Provinces as Alberta Drops 2.8% a Year
Canada’s investment problem is no longer confined to national averages. Between 2018 and 2025, employment expanded faster than the inflation-adjusted
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Financial Companies Now Make Up 37% of the TSX as Canadian Bank Valuations Top U.S. Rivals
Canada’s stock market is increasingly being shaped by one powerful group: financial companies. As of August 6, 2026, the financial
Tim Hortons Canada Sales Grow Just 0.1% as Burger King U.S. Jumps 8.5%
Restaurant Brands International delivered a profitable second quarter, but the results exposed a striking reversal inside its best-known North American
Carney Lands UAE Trade Deal as Trump Pressure Pushes Canada Toward a $700B Market
Canada’s effort to reduce its economic dependence on the United States has produced one of its fastest trade breakthroughs yet.
Ottawa Puts Steel-and-Aluminum Export Caps Back on Table to Win Trump Tariff Relief
Canada’s industrial trade fight with Washington may be circling back to a familiar compromise. With President Donald Trump’s steel-and-aluminum tariffs
Trump Pays Back $100B in Struck-Down Tariffs—While His New Canada Duties Remain Untouched
The biggest refund in Donald Trump’s tariff campaign is now colliding with one of its newest escalations. The U.S. government
Ottawa Announces $61,000 for Toronto Caribbean Carnival Involving 9,630 Artists
A federal grant announced after Toronto’s waterfront had gone quiet again has put fresh attention on the enormous human machinery
TSX Jumps 1.3% as Resource Shares Drive Its Strongest Rally in More Than a Month
Bay Street crossed a psychological threshold on June 2, 2026, when the S&P/TSX Composite climbed 434.57 points, or 1.3%, to
CPKC Moves Record 30.66 Million Tonnes of Canadian Grain as Export Volumes Rise 11%
A record grain year is measured not only in what leaves the field, but in how reliably it reaches a
Ontario Puts $5 Million Into $132-Million Burlington Factory Expected to Add Nearly 100 Jobs
A piece of steel smaller than a dining table can determine whether electricity reaches a neighbourhood, factory or data centre
LeBlanc and Canada’s Chief Trade Negotiator Return to Washington as Trump Tariff Pressure Builds
Washington has once again become the centre of Canada’s trade strategy. Dominic LeBlanc, the minister responsible for Canada-U.S. trade, and
Canadian Factories Expand at Fastest Pace in Four Years—but Tariff Costs Hit a 2022 High
Canada’s factory floor is sending two messages at once. In July, manufacturing activity accelerated to its strongest level in more
Canada’s Foreign-Influence Registry Opens With Public Naming and Fines Up to $1 Million
Canada has opened a new front in its response to foreign interference—not by banning lawful advocacy, but by requiring more
Canada Posts $3.9-Billion Trade Surplus as U.S. Imports Hit a Record and Aluminum Exports Drop 29%
Canada’s trade numbers delivered a striking contradiction in June: the country recorded its fourth straight merchandise surplus even as a
Ottawa Awards $2.3-Billion Arctic Satellite Contract With Potential for 2,600 Canadian Jobs
In the Arctic, a communications gap can quickly become an operational crisis. Ottawa’s new agreement with Telesat is intended to
Liberals Open 19-Point Lead as Trump Tensions Dominate—and Carney Leads Poilievre 56% to 18%: Nanos
A political gap that once looked improbable has opened into a commanding advantage. Nanos Research’s federal tracking ending July 31
Carney Commits $2.3B to Canadian Arctic Satellites—But SpaceX Will Still Launch Them
Canada is placing a multibillion-dollar bet on satellites designed, manufactured and operated at home, yet the machinery carrying them into
U.S. States Sue Trump Over New Tariff Canada Says Is Unjustified
A new front has opened in the battle over President Donald Trump’s trade agenda, and this time the challengers are