Canada’s Home Prices Rose 101% After Inflation Over 20 Years—Versus 30% in the U.S.: CMHC
For a family saving for its first home, a cooling market does not necessarily mean an affordable one. An international
U.S. Food Importer Sues Trump to Overturn 50% Tariffs on Canadian Goods
Canadian cheese has become part of a much larger fight over presidential power. Gellert Global Group Corp., a food importer
Canada’s Rate-Hike Odds Hit Nearly 85% as U.S. Trade Tensions Weigh on TSX Futures
Canada’s borrowing-cost outlook has shifted again, leaving households and investors facing an uncomfortable combination: renewed inflation pressure and a trading
Canada Ranks 30th of 32 for Doctors Despite Second-Highest Health Spending: New Study
A larger health budget offers little reassurance to someone who cannot find a family doctor. A new international comparison puts
Ottawa Opens New Sweden Trade Office as Canadian Exports Double Amid U.S. Trade Fight
Canada’s effort to build more dependable overseas markets has reached Stockholm. Export Development Canada announced on October 20, 2026, that
Canadians Plan to Spend $64 Less This Christmas as U.S. Trade Tensions Influence Holiday Shopping: Survey
Christmas shopping is becoming a balancing act between generosity, household bills and the desire to keep money closer to home.
Trump Signals Retreat From Bombardier Ban Threat After Republican Senator Defends Kansas Jobs
A threat aimed at a Canadian aircraft maker has run into a powerful American concern: jobs in Kansas. President Donald
Trump’s Approval Hits Record-Low 31% as Democrats Open 12-Point Lead Over Republicans Ahead of U.S. Midterms
President Donald Trump’s approval rating has fallen to a new low in Reuters/Ipsos polling, raising fresh concerns for Republicans just
Trump Tariff Fight Pushes Up Canadian Business Costs as About Half of Consumers Fear Recession: Bank of Canada
Canada’s trade dispute with the United States is beginning to squeeze businesses and households from different directions. Companies are reporting
Stelco’s American Owner Surges 16% on Wall Street While Up to 500 Ontario Steel Jobs Face Cuts
Wall Street is celebrating a financial turnaround at one of America’s largest steelmakers, even as hundreds of Canadian workers face
Trump Backs Away From Bombardier Threat After Republican Senator Raises 1,500 Kansas Jobs
A threat against one of Canada’s best-known aircraft manufacturers has taken an unexpected turn in the American heartland. On October
Trump Says U.S. and Mexico Are Close to Trade Deal While Canada’s Negotiations Remain Stalled
U.S. President Donald Trump says Washington and Mexico are approaching a major trade agreement, raising fresh questions about Canada’s position
Toronto Payments Firm Strikes Deal to Expand Into U.S. Market Through Interac, FedNow and Real-Time Transfers
Waiting for money to arrive can be just as disruptive as waiting for a sale. Toronto-based KORT Payments has agreed
Canadian Aviation Company Strikes $40 Million Deal for Air Ambulance Operator Serving Canada and the U.S.
A medical flight can be the link between a patient and care that is unavailable close to home. Chorus Aviation
Alberta Logistics Giant Strikes Deal for Canada–U.S. Customs Broker With 330 Employees
A truck reaching the border is only part of a successful delivery. The paperwork, duties and regulatory requirements must be
U.S. Tariff Opposition Gives Canada an Opening in Congress, Reuters Analysis Argues
Canada’s efforts to push back against American tariffs may soon find an unexpected source of support: lawmakers in Washington who
Canada Wants 70% of Defence Contracts at Home, but Its Military Still Depends on the U.S.: New Analysis
Canada wants more of its military spending to support factories and expertise at home. But redirecting contracts is not the
Canadian Inflation Climbs to 3.1% as U.S. Rate Hits 3.7%, Putting Cost-of-Living Policies Under Scrutiny
The latest inflation figures offer little comfort to households trying to make their paycheques stretch. Canada’s annual inflation rate rose