Water Shortage Forces Ontario Region to Rethink Housing Growth
A housing shortage usually sounds like a planning problem, but in Waterloo Region it has turned into something more physical
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Carney Welcomes Historic Airbus Order for Canadian-Built Planes
The applause in Mirabel was about more than a contract. When Mark Carney welcomed AirAsia’s order for 150 Airbus A220-300
Conservatives Press Carney Government to Protect Property Rights After Cowichan Ruling
A court ruling out of British Columbia has suddenly turned an old constitutional tension into a very modern political fight.
World’s largest nuclear facility could be built in Ontario with new $300M deal
Ontario’s nuclear push just took another serious step, and this time the headline is big enough to stop people mid-scroll.
Loblaw Earnings Rise as Canadians Keep Feeling Grocery Pressure
Loblaw’s latest quarter landed at an uneasy moment in Canada. The country’s biggest grocery company delivered higher revenue, stronger earnings,
16 Canadian Dividend Stocks That Look Safe Until You Read the Fine Print
Dividend screens have a way of making risk look tidy. A high yield, a recognizable brand, and a long payment
GTA Home Sales Rise While Prices Keep Falling
Spring is finally bringing more movement back to the Greater Toronto Area housing market, but not in the way many
Telecom Workers Say AI Is Being Used to Mask Overseas Call Centre Accents
A customer-service call already asks for trust before anything is solved. That is why the latest warnings from Canadian telecom
Carney Says Airport Privatization Could Improve Travel — Critics Say the Evidence Tells a Different Story
Canada’s airport debate is suddenly back in the spotlight, and it is no longer just a technical policy question. Mark
Ontario Transit Constables Could Soon Arrest People Using Drugs on Transit
Ontario’s latest public-safety push has now reached a place many commuters will notice immediately: buses, trains, stations, and platforms. After
Poilievre Calls Pearson a “Disaster” and Backs Billy Bishop Expansion
Air travel has a way of turning policy into something personal. A delayed connection, a long drive to Pearson, or
Americans Are Suddenly Looking North After Canada’s New Citizenship Change
Canada’s citizenship rules changed quietly, but the reaction has been anything but small. A legal fix aimed at families long
Ottawa Says It Will Clear Nearly 100,000 Air Travel Complaints
Canada’s air passenger complaints system has reached a point where the numbers themselves now tell the story. What began as
Most Canadians Say the Economy Is on the Wrong Track as Cost Pressures Keep Mounting
A sour national mood rarely forms around a single number. It builds slowly through grocery bills, rent cheques, mortgage renewals,
Nearly 10 Million Canadians Are Struggling to Afford Food
The grocery squeeze in Canada is no longer a narrow hardship affecting only the poorest households. Latest national data show
Youth Unemployment in Canada Nears Record Highs Outside a Recession
Canada’s youth labour market has started to feel like a crowded doorway that never fully opens. The broader economy has
Canada Will Host a New NATO-Linked Defence Bank
The news may sound technical at first glance, but it marks a notable shift in where defence finance could be
Carney Government Eyes Airport Ownership Changes to Attract Investment and Cut Travel Costs
Canada’s airport debate has moved from industry circles to the centre of federal policy. After years of complaints about high