Canadian Dairy Commission Sets 2.8% Milk Price Increase for 2027 as Grocery Affordability Remains Under Pressure
Canada’s next milk price increase is arriving at a delicate moment for household budgets. The Canadian Dairy Commission announced on
Canada’s next milk price increase is arriving at a delicate moment for household budgets. The Canadian Dairy Commission announced on
The Trump administration has approved a proposed US$2.1-billion sale of advanced Patriot interceptor missiles to Ukraine, marking a significant development
Canada’s largest port is being positioned for a much bigger role in an increasingly uncertain global economy. On October 30,
Canada remains one of America’s closest trading partners, but public support for eliminating President Donald Trump’s tariffs is considerably weaker
A change in a tariff classification can transform the cost of a cross-border shipment overnight. At 12:01 a.m. Eastern on
Canada’s economy ended the summer with little room for comfort. Statistics Canada reported on October 30, 2026, that real gross
The next chair of one of Canada’s largest banks is a familiar face from Ottawa. Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce
A newly published U.S. Department of Commerce filing has placed Canadian cheese subsidies back under scrutiny, highlighting a striking difference
Another trade notice out of Washington has added to the uncertainty hanging over Canada’s sawmills. On October 29, 2026, the
Air Canada is facing a costly financial setback despite carrying more passengers and generating record revenue. The country’s largest airline
Ontario’s housing ambitions are colliding with a worsening financial outlook as Premier Doug Ford’s government lowers its construction projections and
The cost of flying in Canada could climb even further as WestJet confronts a massive increase in fuel expenses that
U.S. President Donald Trump is claiming his aggressive tariff strategy is changing Canada’s approach to Washington, even as negotiations between
A new round of U.S. tariffs is reshaping Canada’s access to its largest export market, with another significant change taking
After months of tariffs, trade threats and increasingly tense negotiations, U.S. President Donald Trump has delivered an unexpectedly positive assessment
Tariffs rarely stay at the border. By the time imported products and materials reach Canadian stores, factories and households, the
Financial decisions rarely announce themselves as life-changing. A first credit card, a car loan or the choice to start saving
Canada’s trade dispute with the United States is entering another complicated phase, with President Donald Trump preparing to expand his
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