The Loonie Just Hit a Four-Week Low as U.S. Inflation Rattles Canada
The loonie’s latest stumble is about more than a single bad trading day. On May 12, 2026, Canada’s currency slid
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Alberta Separatists Say They Have the Signatures. Ottawa May Soon Have a Unity Crisis
Alberta’s newest separation drive has moved out of the realm of political theatre and into paperwork, courtrooms, and national strategy.
Trump Just Revived Keystone XL by Another Name — and Canada’s Oil Patch Is Racing to Sign On
Trump’s April 30 approval of a new cross-border oil permit did more than revive an old debate. It reopened a
Canada’s Ports Are Now a Threat to Carney’s Anti-Trump Trade Plan
Mark Carney’s answer to Trump-era trade pressure has been to make Canada less dependent on the United States and more
Canada’s Alcohol Boycott Is Hammering U.S. Booze Makers, Industry Group Says
Trade disputes usually sound abstract until they show up in ordinary places. In this case, they turned up in the
New Poll Shows Carney Pulling Away as Poilievre’s Image Problem Deepens
Based on publicly available Canadian polling and leader-tracking released through May 11, 2026. A few months can completely reorder a
Bank of Canada Says Tariff Labels Let Retailers Raise Prices — and Canadians Paid More
Trade fights rarely stay at the border for long. In Canada, they moved quickly from government announcements into online carts,
Canada’s Job Market Flashes Warning Sign as Unemployment Jumps to 6.9%
Canada’s latest labour data landed with the kind of number that changes the mood fast. An unemployment rate of 6.9%
Trump’s Xi Meeting Has U.S. Automakers Warning: Don’t Let Chinese Cars Into America
Trade summits usually sound distant from the factory floor, but this one is landing much closer to the assembly line.
Trump’s Tariff Deals Are Making Some Foreign Cars Cheaper Than North American Ones
It was supposed to be a simple story: imported cars get more expensive, North American production gets protected, and Detroit
Canadians Are Quietly Abandoning U.S. Cities Under Trump 2.0, New Data Shows
At first glance, the pullback can look anecdotal: fewer Ontario plates in U.S. parking lots, thinner crowds at border malls,
16 Canadian Investments People Keep Calling Safe Right Before Volatility Hits
In Canada, the word safe gets attached to familiar names with surprising speed. A steady dividend, a regulated business model,
Canada Post Is Now Warning Households Their Doorstep Mail Is Ending
For millions of Canadians, getting mail at the front door has long felt like part of the country’s everyday rhythm.
U.S. Ambassador Abruptly Cancels Ottawa Speech After Being Called Back to Washington
A cancelled speech can sometimes tell a bigger story than a delivered one. On May 8, 2026, a planned Ottawa
Detroit Begs Trump Not to Break the Canada-U.S. Auto Deal
The warning coming out of Detroit is not really about nostalgia for old trade arrangements. It is about the hard
Carney Opens Door to Airport Sell-Off as Ottawa Looks for Cash
Airports rarely become front-page symbols of fiscal strategy, but that is where Ottawa has suddenly placed them. Prime Minister Mark
Canada Has Lost 112,000 Jobs This Year as Tariffs Bite Harder
The number is jarring, but the real story is what sits underneath it. Canada’s labour market did not crack in
3 Canadians Isolating at Home After Hantavirus Cruise Outbreak
A luxury expedition voyage turned into an international health story after a hantavirus outbreak aboard the MV Hondius left multiple