White House points to “longstanding unfair trade practices” when asked about Gordie Howe bridge opening
The Gordie Howe International Bridge was supposed to symbolize something simple: a faster, more modern link between two economies that
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Ottawa Deepens Arctic Defense Ties After Trump Threats Rattle Canada’s North
Canada’s Arctic has moved from the edge of the national conversation to the centre of Ottawa’s security agenda. After repeated
TSX Slides as Iran War Fears Put Inflation and Rate Hikes Back on the Table
Canada’s stock market suddenly looked a little less comfortable as oil, bonds, and inflation fears all moved in the wrong
Poilievre Says Carney’s Alberta Pipeline Deal Has ‘No Route, No Permit, No Date’
Canada’s latest pipeline fight is no longer just about whether Ottawa supports new energy infrastructure. It is about whether a
PM says best place for Alberta is in Canada, after judge tosses separation petition
Alberta’s separation debate has moved from rallies and signature tables into the courts, Parliament Hill, and the heart of Canada’s
Carney Quietly Expands Retrofit Aid to 1 Million Homes in New Electricity Push
Cold rooms, drafty windows, aging furnaces, and rising utility bills are suddenly part of Canada’s national energy strategy. Prime Minister
Carney Clears a Path for a New Alberta Oil Pipeline After Striking Carbon Deal
For years, Alberta’s biggest oil dreams have run into the same wall: how to move more crude to global markets
Alberta Separatists Hit a Wall After Court Sinks Referendum Bid
The Alberta independence push looked, for a moment, like it had found real momentum. Boxes of signed petition sheets had
Ottawa Spent More Than $800 Million on AI in Just Three Years, New Data Show
Ottawa’s rush into artificial intelligence is no longer a future-tense policy debate. New federal data show more than $800 million
Carney Government Opens Door to Selling Canadian Ports as Ottawa Looks for Cash
Canada’s ports rarely make front-page news until something jams: a strike, a backlog, a tariff shock, or a container stuck
Carney Heads to Calgary With an Alberta Carbon Deal That Could Delay Price Hikes
As of Wednesday, May 13, 2026, the broad outline of a new Ottawa-Alberta carbon agreement had been reported, but the
Alberta Separatism Is Getting a Boost From Russian Networks and U.S. Influencers, Report Warns
Big constitutional fights rarely stay local for long. What starts as a regional grievance can quickly become a test of
Bank of Canada Tries to Cool the AI Panic — Canadian Jobs Aren’t Vanishing Yet
The loudest AI forecasts make it sound as if Canadian offices are one software update away from a mass layoff.
Trump and Xi Weigh New Tariff Cuts — and Ottawa Risks Getting Squeezed Again
Trump and Xi may be talking about tariff relief, but for Ottawa the bigger story is what happens around the
Agnico Eagle Is Pouring $14 Billion Into Ontario Mines as Gold Boom Accelerates
Ontario’s gold story is starting to look much bigger than a routine mining expansion. What once might have sounded like
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
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