Trump Calls Carney for ‘Long Discussion’ on Arctic Defence Ahead of NATO Summit
A phone call between Prime Minister Mark Carney and U.S. President Donald Trump has landed at a sensitive moment for
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Canadian Dollar Sinks to 14-Month Low as Bank of Canada Offers Little Relief
The Canadian dollar’s slow retreat has turned into a much more visible slide. On June 24, the loonie touched C$1.4248
Nearly Half of Calgary Businesses Would Leave Alberta if Province Separates: Chamber Poll
A political debate that once felt distant is beginning to influence real business decisions in Calgary. New data from the
Michigan Candidate Accuses Trump of Keeping $4.4-Billion Canada–U.S. Bridge Closed to Help Major Donor
A bridge built to move cars, trucks and billions of dollars in trade has become the centre of a political
American-Controlled Firms Now Hold 56% of All Foreign-Owned Corporate Assets in Canada: StatCan
Canada’s corporate economy is overwhelmingly Canadian-controlled, yet the foreign-owned portion has a distinctly American centre of gravity. Statistics Canada’s latest
Ottawa’s Sweeping Bail Crackdown Becomes Law With More Than 80 Criminal Code Changes
A major rewrite of Canada’s bail and sentencing rules has cleared Parliament, giving courts and police a broader set of
Nearly Half of Ontario Condos Are Now Valued Below $500,000 as Housing Market Retreats From Peak
Ontario’s condo market has crossed a threshold that would have seemed unlikely at the height of the housing boom. New
Ottawa Awards MDA $688-Million Contract for New Canadian Surveillance Satellite
A new Canadian eye in orbit is moving from plan to procurement. Ottawa has awarded MDA Space a $688-million contract
57% of Newcomers Regret Mortgage Size as Two-Thirds Brace for Higher Renewals
For many newcomers, buying a home has represented permanence, security and proof that years of saving have paid off. Yet
Corporate Ties Forced Carney to Sit Out at Least 17 Government Decisions
Prime ministers are expected to sit at the centre of the country’s most consequential choices. Yet Mark Carney’s move from
Trump’s Ambassador Says Canada-U.S. Trade Talks Are ‘Not Anywhere Close’ to a Deal
Only days before North America’s landmark trade pact reaches its first mandatory review, the public messages from Ottawa and Washington
Provinces Push Ottawa for More Control as Canada Reaffirms Immigration Below 1% of Population
Canada’s immigration debate is shifting from how many newcomers should arrive to who should decide where their skills are needed
Toronto Cuts Homebuilding Charges by Up to 60% as Governments Put $1.5 Billion Behind Deal
Toronto has placed one of its biggest housing-cost bets yet on a simple idea: make it cheaper to start building
Canada Invites 4,000 Skilled Workers to Apply for Permanent Residence in New Express Entry Draw
For thousands of skilled workers who have already built careers and lives in Canada, a long-awaited message may have finally
Ontario Awards 20-Year Deal for Massive Battery Co-Owned by First Nation
Ontario’s next wave of electricity infrastructure will include a battery powerful enough to supply a small city during its busiest
Macklem Says Canada’s 3.2% Inflation Spike Is Concentrated in Oil—but Food Prices Remain a Concern
Canada’s inflation rate has climbed above the Bank of Canada’s control range, but Governor Tiff Macklem is urging Canadians to
U.S. Visits to Canada Rise 6.9% as Canadian Cross-Border Trips Increase Just 1.8%: StatCan
Cross-border travel between Canada and the United States moved back into positive territory in April 2026, but the recovery was
77% of Gen Z Would Consider Leaving Canada’s Biggest Cities for Cheaper Housing—More Than Double Boomers
Canada’s largest cities have long offered the strongest concentration of jobs, universities, transit and entertainment. Yet for many young adults,