Americans Living in Canada Turn on Trump’s ‘Lake America’ Move, Calling It ‘Childish’ and ‘Bizarre’
A fight over the name of one of North America’s Great Lakes has become an unusually personal symbol of worsening
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Canadians Cut U.S. Travel Spending by C$3.3 Billion as American Tourism Industry Tries to Win Them Back
The traditional Canadian getaway south of the border has become noticeably less automatic. Canadian residents spent C$3.3 billion less on
Trump’s Treasury Chief Calls Canada a ‘Yippy Dog,’ Says Carney Walked Away From a Great Trade Deal
The language surrounding the Canada–U.S. trade fight has moved well beyond the careful vocabulary usually associated with negotiations between close
Police Investigation Halts GO Train Service at Long Branch Before Trains Resume Saturday Night
A Saturday night police investigation brought GO train service at Long Branch station in Etobicoke to a temporary stop, forcing
Enoch Cree Nation Mourns Community Member After Fatal Incident at Indian Relay Event
A weekend built around horses, competition and Indigenous tradition has been overshadowed by grief at Enoch Cree Nation after a
Canada’s 2026 Wildfire Burn Area Passes 10-Year Average With 4.48 Million Hectares Burned
Canada’s wildfire season has crossed an important statistical threshold even as autumn begins to cool parts of the country. As
U.S. Tourism Industry Steps Up Canada Push as Trump Trade Fight Threatens Another Winter Boycott
American tourism officials are making an increasingly visible effort to win Canadians back, but the political climate is making that
Federal Job Bank Counts 39,646 Job Seekers in Trade-Exposed Occupations as Tariff Fight Drags On
A labour-market warning light is flashing inside Ottawa’s own employment platform. As of September 6, 2026, the federal Job Bank
Trump Falls to 33% Approval as 56% of U.S. Voters Oppose His Canada Tariffs: FT Poll
Donald Trump’s political problem is increasingly colliding with his trade agenda. A new Financial Times/Focaldata poll puts the U.S. president’s
Trump Trade Chief Says Canada Looked at ‘Best Deal in the World’ and Walked Away
The latest rupture in Canada-U.S. trade relations has produced two sharply different descriptions of the same negotiating table. U.S. Trade
Canada’s Chinese-EV Quota Opens Second Window With at Least 24,500 Vehicles Available
Canada’s carefully managed reopening to Chinese-made electric vehicles has entered its second six-month window, and the available room is larger
Tesla Cuts Canadian Prices Across Lineup as EV Competition Intensifies
Tesla’s Canadian pricing has become a moving target as tariffs, incentives and new rivals reshape the electric-vehicle market. The company’s
Canadian Rare-Earth Company Lands U.S. Financing Interest of Up to US$750 Million for Louisiana Plant
A Canadian rare-earth developer has received one of its strongest signals yet that Washington is willing to help finance a
Ottawa Invites 3,500 Health and Social-Service Workers to Apply for Permanent Residence
Canada’s latest Express Entry move puts health and social-service workers back at the centre of Ottawa’s economic immigration strategy. On
Canada Loses 42,000 Jobs as Labour Market Misses Expectations
Canada’s labour market delivered an unwelcome surprise in August, interrupting several months of improving employment with a much sharper decline
Five Conservative Defectors Join Forces to Build New B.C. Political Party
British Columbia’s already volatile political landscape is being reshaped again. Five MLAs who recently left the Conservative Party of B.C.
U.S. Justice Department Canada-Cooperation Order Sparks Confusion as DOJ Denies Wider Freeze
A short internal instruction at the U.S. Justice Department has created an unusually public dispute over what Washington intended to
Federal Conservatives Launch Campaign to Keep Alberta in Canada as Referendum Fight Escalates
Alberta’s unity debate has moved from petitions and polling into organized federal campaigning. The federal Conservatives launched “Conservatives for Canada”