Washington Says Canada Has Offered ‘No Concessions’ as Mexico Pulls Ahead in CUSMA Talks
North America’s trade negotiations have developed an uneven rhythm. U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer says Mexico has been “quite pragmatic”
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42% of Canadians Say One Surprise Bill Could Push Them Over the Financial Edge: RBC
A single unexpected bill can reveal how fragile a household budget has become. New RBC numbers show that many Canadians
Canadian Housing Starts Fall 13% as CMHC Warns Higher Costs and Unsold Homes Will Keep Construction Down
Canada’s housing shortage is colliding with a construction slowdown at precisely the wrong moment. CMHC reported that actual housing starts
Trump Shares Altered Map Showing Canada, Greenland and Venezuela Under U.S. Flag
On January 20, 2026, U.S. President Donald Trump posted a digitally altered image that placed the American flag across Canada,
Trump Could Get New 100% Tariff Power Over the Countries Canada Is Courting to Escape U.S. Dependence
Canada’s effort to loosen its economic dependence on the United States is running into a new complication from Washington. A
More Canadians Now View China Favourably Than the U.S., With Just 20% Trusting Trump: Pew
For generations, Canada’s relationship with the United States was treated as a permanent fact of national life: sometimes tense, usually
Canada Halts New Parent and Grandparent Sponsorship Applications
For thousands of Canadian families, the path to bringing aging parents and grandparents to Canada has narrowed again. On July
Canada Moves Toward Sixth-Generation Fighter Project With Britain, Japan and Italy as U.S. Defence Reliance Shrinks
Canada is taking a cautious but potentially consequential step into the next era of military aviation. Ottawa has reached an
Fresh U.S. Trade Case Targets Canadian Mushrooms as Grower Warns Americans Will Pay More
A routine produce purchase has become the latest pressure point in Canada–U.S. trade. The U.S. Department of Commerce has issued
Canadian Auto Factory Sales Jump 11.8% Despite Trump’s Tariff Pressure
An 11.8% monthly jump in Canadian motor vehicle factory sales would be notable in any year. In the middle of
Bill Ford Warns Washington It ‘Can’t Keep Chinese Cars Out Forever’ as Canada Opens Its Market
For decades, Detroit’s biggest concern was another established automaker building a better truck or winning over more families. The threat
Bank of Canada Holds at 2.25% but Slashes 2026 Growth Forecast to 0.7%
Canada’s economy has entered an uncomfortable middle ground: growth is weak enough to concern households and businesses, but inflation remains
Trump Can Pull Out of CUSMA With Six Months’ Notice as New U.S. Advisory Tells Businesses to Prepare
A trade pact can remain alive on paper and still make boardrooms nervous. That is the position facing Canada after
71% of Gen Z Says Canada’s Credit System Favours the Financially Stable as 36% Delay Buying a Home
For many young Canadians, building credit can feel like being asked to prove financial stability before being given the tools
61% of Canadians Say Half Their Paycheque Is Spent Before It Arrives as ‘Lifestyle Shrinkflation’ Spreads
For many Canadians, payday no longer feels like a reset. The money lands, but much of it already belongs to
Trump Scraps His 20% Hormuz Charge Hours After Oil Hits $86 — Canada Still Gets the Inflation Shock
Oil markets can absorb a policy reversal in seconds, but household budgets cannot reverse as quickly. President Donald Trump abandoned
‘Buy Canadian’ Contracts Are Going to Foreign-Owned Firms More Than 70% of the Time: Report
Ottawa’s promise to use federal purchasing power to strengthen Canadian businesses is running into an uncomfortable question: what exactly makes
Ottawa, Alberta and Oil Sands Giants Unlock Pipeline Path With 6-Million-Tonne Carbon-Capture Deal
A long-running Canadian energy bargain has finally moved from political promise to concrete terms. Ottawa, Alberta and the country’s biggest