Alberta Municipality Signed O’Leary Data-Centre Deal Before Key Public Hearings, New Records Reveal
Public consultation can look very different once the public learns what had already been agreed behind the scenes. In Alberta’s
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Chapman’s Cuts Ties With Nine U.S. Suppliers and Targets 70% Less American Ingredients as Canada-U.S. Rift Deepens
A carton of ice cream has become an unlikely marker of how quickly Canada’s relationship with the United States is
Canada Trades $527 Billion Across Provincial Borders—Just 17% of GDP—as U.S. Tariff War Raises the Stakes: StatCan
Canada’s internal market is enormous, but the latest Statistics Canada numbers show how much room remains for it to become
Canada Awarded More Than $2M in Contracts to Man CSIS Linked to Alleged Iran Missile Work, Records Show
For years, two branches of the Canadian government appear to have been looking at the same businessman through very different
Carney Liberals Will Keep 10-Cent Gas-Tax Break After Conservatives Campaign Against ‘Labour Day Hike’: Source
A looming 10-cent-a-litre increase at Canadian gas pumps now appears set to be postponed. Multiple Canadian news organizations, citing government
Trump’s 50% Canadian Auto Tariff Opposed Nearly 2-to-1 in Five Key U.S. States, New Poll Finds
President Donald Trump’s planned 50% tariff on Canadian-made cars, trucks and automotive parts is running into a problem south of
Canadian Employers Plan 3.1% Pay Raises for 2027 as Nearly Half Hold Extra Cash for Hard-to-Keep Workers
Canadian employers are signalling that 2027 will bring another year of restrained but still-positive pay growth. New compensation data from
Arthritis Is Costing Canada $142.4 Billion a Year as Patient Count Heads From 6 Million Toward 10 Million
Arthritis is often reduced to aching joints and aging knees, but its impact on Canada is becoming much harder to
Canadian Kids Are Nearly 5 Times More Likely to Worry About Money When They Hear Their Parents’ Financial Stress
Money stress rarely stays neatly contained in an adult conversation. Children notice changed routines, postponed purchases, tense discussions and the
63% of Canadian Workers Say Cost of Living Is Their No. 1 Money Stress — and 1 in 5 Say It Hurts Their Work
For millions of Canadian workers, money worries are no longer staying at home when the workday begins. New TELUS Health
Alberta’s 10-Question Referendum Enters Mail-Ballot Phase With Separation and Immigration on the Ballot
Alberta’s October referendum has moved from political argument to physical ballots. Starting September 1, Elections Alberta is mailing special-ballot packages
Buy-Canadian Rush Sends Tariff-Hit Ontario Manufacturer From 20 Direct Orders in Two Years to Hundreds in a Week
A trade dispute measured in billions of dollars is producing surprisingly personal responses at Canadian checkout counters. For aVenco Ltd.,
Canada’s Living-Standard Gap With the U.S. More Than Doubles to $23,757 Per Person, Fraser Study Finds
For decades, comparisons between Canada and the United States have often come with an assumption that the economic distance between
66% of Quebecers Back Counter-Tariffs Even if Prices Rise as Liberals Slip to Third
Quebec’s election campaign is developing around an unusual political bargain: many voters appear willing to accept some financial pain if
Only 20% of Americans Back Trump’s Higher Canada Tariffs as 57% Oppose Them: Reuters/Ipsos
President Donald Trump’s latest escalation with Canada is running into substantial resistance at home. A Reuters/Ipsos poll released September 1
Carney’s Liberals Sweep All 3 Byelections as Conservatives Crash to 13% in Tariff-Hit Quebec Seat
Three federal byelections delivered three Liberal victories on August 31, but one result towered over the others. In Chicoutimi—Le Fjord,
Half of Canadian Workers Report Burnout as 35% Say Their Financial Health Has Worsened: Leger
Half of Canadian employees are experiencing some level of burnout, while barely one in five say they feel energized and
Liberal MPs Back Carney’s U.S. Walkout but Warn Trade War Is an ‘Existential Threat’ to Canada’s Economy
Canada’s latest break with Washington has produced an unusual combination of political unity and economic unease inside the governing Liberal