Jobs and Health Care—not Taxes—Drive Canadians Moving to the U.S., Study Finds
For decades, Canada’s “brain drain” debate has been framed as a tax revolt: talented workers supposedly compare rates, pack their
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Metrolinx Rewrites $4.6-Billion LRT Deal as Completion Slips Four Years
For years, the Hazel McCallion Line was presented as a defining transit project for Mississauga and Brampton: an 18-kilometre route,
Nine in 10 Canadians Want Ottawa to Protect Canada’s Food Supply in U.S. Trade Talks
The grocery aisle has become a front line in Canada’s economic relationship with the United States. With Washington declining on
Two-Thirds of Canadians Want Tipping Abolished as 93% Say It Has Gone Too Far
Canadians have long accepted tipping as part of dining out, taking a taxi or getting a haircut. What once felt
Carney Pushes 10-Country, $133-Billion Defence Bank as U.S.-Led Order Fractures
Canada is trying to turn geopolitical anxiety into a new financial institution. Prime Minister Mark Carney’s government is aiming to
Danielle Smith Delays West Coast Pipeline Reveal as Carney Meets B.C. Premier
A press conference can be shifted by a few hours. A pipeline fight can reshape federal-provincial relations for years. Alberta
Weak U.S. Jobs Send Gold Higher and Lift TSX as CUSMA Uncertainty Returns
A surprisingly weak U.S. employment report gave financial markets exactly the kind of bad news they were prepared to welcome.
Canadian Factory Costs Hit Four-Year High as U.S. Tariffs and War Disrupt Supply Chains
A Canadian factory can appear busy while its finances quietly worsen. That contradiction defined June, when manufacturing activity expanded but
Trump Officially Refuses to Renew CUSMA, Starting 10-Year Countdown on North American Free Trade
The most consequential part of Donald Trump’s decision is not that North American free trade ends today. It is that
U.S. Border Patrol’s Acting Deputy Chief Says Canada Border Is ‘Not Secure’
A normally quiet frontier has suddenly become a louder political fault line. On June 30, U.S. Border Patrol Acting Deputy
Trump’s Tariffs Raised U.S. Prices While CUSMA Protected Most Canadian Goods, Reuters Analysis Finds
Donald Trump’s sweeping tariff campaign dramatically raised the cost of importing goods into the United States, but its economic impact
Carney Looks Beyond U.S. With Saudi Trade Push as CUSMA Crisis Deepens
Canada’s most important trade relationship is entering one of its most uncertain periods in decades, and Mark Carney is choosing
Carney Looks Beyond U.S. With Saudi Trade Push as CUSMA Crisis Deepens
When a country’s largest customer starts questioning the rules of the relationship, every new market begins to matter more. Prime
Ontario Makes Most Auto Accident Benefits Optional Tomorrow, Changing Who Is Covered
A routine auto-insurance renewal is about to become a much bigger financial decision in Ontario. Beginning July 1, 2026, medical,
U.S. Expected to Reject CUSMA Extension Wednesday, Starting 10-Year Countdown
The most consequential trade decision of the year may initially look like a procedural formality. The Trump administration is expected
Carney Reveals CUSMA Never Came Up During Lengthy Trump Call
Prime Minister Mark Carney’s latest conversation with U.S.ence and several areas of bilateral cooperation. Yet one of the most consequential
No Canada-U.S. Tariff Deal Before Midterms, Former Chief Negotiator Warns
The calendar may now be as important as the negotiating table in Canada’s tariff fight with Washington. Steve Verheul, the
Poilievre Prepares Major Shakeup of Conservative Opposition Team
Pierre Poilievre is preparing to remake the Conservative opposition bench at a consequential point in the parliamentary cycle. Conservative sources