15 Mistakes Canadians Make When Buying Patio Furniture Late in the Season
Late-season patio furniture shopping can feel like a race between falling prices and disappearing inventory. Across Canada, however, a clearance
22 Things Canadians Should Ask Before Hiring a Contractor in August
August can feel like the last practical window for completing repairs, exterior upgrades, and major renovations before colder weather arrives.
18 Canadian Household Costs That Spike in the Hottest Weeks of Summer
A stretch of extreme heat can change a household budget surprisingly quickly. Air conditioners run longer, lawns need more water,
Californian Pistachios Recalled in B.C. and Alberta Over Salmonella Risk
A package of pistachios can sit unnoticed in a pantry for months, which is exactly what makes a food-safety warning
Public Market Outflows Hit $7.6 Billion While Fiera Capital’s Assets Rise to $163.5 Billion
Fiera Capital ended its second quarter with more money under management, but the path to that higher total tells a
MDA Space Backlog Hits $4 Billion as Canadian Defence and Space Orders Build
MDA Space is entering the second half of 2026 with a familiar number carrying new significance: roughly $4 billion in
$2.3-Billion Deal Takes Minto Apartment REIT Private Across Canada’s Biggest Rental Markets
One of Canada’s better-known apartment landlords has officially disappeared from the public market. On August 7, Minto Group and Crestpoint
Stronger Canadian Dollar Knocks $43 Million Off Emera’s U.S.-Dollar Earnings This Year
A shift in the Canadian dollar has become a meaningful earnings headwind for Halifax-based Emera, even as several of its
Ensign Gets 53% of Q2 Revenue From U.S. as Tariff Uncertainty Hangs Over Canadian Drilling
Ensign Energy Services entered the second half of 2026 with a clearer sign of operating momentum, but also with a
Canadian Driller ACT Makes $123 Million in U.S. Revenue vs. $55 Million at Home as Tariff Treatment Stays Unresolved
ACT Energy Technologies is becoming increasingly American in where it earns its money, even as its Canadian operations post some
Canada Pays $0 to Scout U.K.-Japan-Italy Fighter Program While F-35 Review Continues
Canada has secured a front-row seat in one of the world’s most ambitious future fighter projects without paying an entry
Larry Brock Becomes Seventh MP to Leave Poilievre’s Caucus Since Election; Four Crossed to Liberals
Larry Brock built much of his political identity around the courtroom, and that is where he now intends to return.
Canada Adds 75,000 Jobs as U.S. Loses 23,000 in July
Canada and the United States received strikingly different labour-market signals on August 7. Statistics Canada reported that employment rose by
Canadian Dollar Becomes the Most-Shorted Major Currency as Trump Tariffs Test Confidence
Currency markets rarely shout, but the latest positioning against the Canadian dollar sends a clear warning. Speculators built roughly US$12.5
Cascades Returns to Profit as Debt Remains Near $1.88 Billion
A return to profit can change the tone of an earnings report, but it does not erase the weight of
AtkinsRéalis Revenue Hits $3 Billion as Nuclear Outlook Rises to $2.7 Billion
A quarterly revenue figure approaching C$3 billion would be notable on its own. For AtkinsRéalis, however, the more consequential development
Canadian Natural Hits Record 1.68 Million Barrels of Oil Equivalent a Day and Raises Its Forecast Again
Canadian Natural Resources has pushed its production machine to another milestone, averaging approximately 1.68 million barrels of oil equivalent per
Analysts See the Canadian Dollar Stuck Near 71 Cents for Three Months Despite Economic Rebound
A stronger economy would normally give a currency room to climb. The Canadian dollar is not getting that clean lift.