Canadian Dollar Falls Near 70¢ U.S. as Canada–U.S. Interest-Rate Gap Widens to 157 Basis Points
The Canadian dollar is once again testing a level that tends to get noticed far beyond trading desks. On Friday,
Starlink Mini Falls to C$199 in Canada—But the Same Hardware Is US$149 Across the Border
A sudden Starlink Mini price change briefly gave Canadian buyers one of the cheapest opportunities yet to own SpaceX’s portable
U.S. Republican Operatives Were on the Ground Helping Alberta Separatists, Globe Investigation Finds
A political fight that had largely been framed as an internal Canadian debate has acquired a significant cross-border dimension. An
Carney Government Puts Nearly $26M Into 31 GTA Firms Facing Tariff Pressure
A tariff fight can look abstract until it reaches the factory floor. On October 2, the federal government announced nearly
LNG Canada’s $33B Expansion Will Use Chinese Steel Despite Ottawa’s ‘Buy Canadian’ Push
Canada is preparing for one of the largest private-sector investments in its history, but some of the steelwork at the
Canada Not Among Two Countries Backing U.S.-Led G20 Forced-Labour Statement
A G20 trade meeting in Milwaukee produced an unusual split on an issue that normally attracts broad agreement in principle:
Trump Drops Diesel Export Ban After 100M-Barrel G7 Deal as Poilievre Moves Emergency Fuel Motion
A threatened U.S. diesel export ban that had alarmed fuel-dependent economies is no longer moving forward after G7 countries agreed
Half of Canadians See the U.S. as an Adversary; 57% of Conservative Voters Say They’re Worse Off vs. 32% of Liberals
Canada’s strained relationship with the United States is producing two distinct political pressures: distrust across the border and dissatisfaction closer
22 Things Canadians Should Do Before Their Next Mortgage Renewal Notice
A mortgage renewal letter can look deceptively routine: a new rate, a new payment and a box waiting for a
22 Small Money Leaks Canadians Should Fix Before October
September has a habit of exposing expenses that were easy to ignore during summer. Vacations end, routines return, heating season
17 Things Canadians Should Ask Before Financing a Car This Fall
Car shopping in Canada this fall comes with a familiar temptation: focus on the vehicle first and figure out the
20 Mistakes Canadians Make When Switching Cellphone Plans
Switching cellphone plans can look deceptively simple: find a lower monthly price, move the number, and start saving. In practice,
18 Things Canadian Renters Should Check Before Signing a Fall Lease
Fall can be an unforgiving time to discover that a rental agreement is not quite what it appeared to be.
21 Things Canadians Should Stop Paying for Before the Holidays Begin
Holiday spending has a habit of arriving before the decorations do. Gifts, travel, entertaining and higher seasonal grocery bills can
16 Ways Canadian Grocery Stores Make Thanksgiving Shopping Cost More
Thanksgiving grocery shopping has a way of turning a carefully planned dinner into a surprisingly expensive cart. That matters even
19 Fall Home Repairs Canadians Should Not Put Off Until Winter
Autumn gives Canadian homeowners a short but valuable window to fix problems that become harder, riskier, or more expensive once
Trump Keeps Diesel Export Ban Option Alive as Canada Gets 79.6% of Its Refined-Fuel Imports From U.S.
Canada’s exposure to a possible U.S. diesel export restriction is less straightforward than the headline numbers suggest. As of October
58% of Canadians Are Avoiding U.S. Goods—71% of Liberal Voters vs. 46% of Conservatives: Poll
Canada’s strained economic relationship with the United States is increasingly showing up in everyday purchasing decisions. A new Research Co.