Carney Government Drops U.S. Seafood From Retaliatory Tariff List After Industry Feedback on Economic Harm
Canada’s latest round of trade retaliation against the United States has already undergone a significant rewrite before taking effect. After
20 Ways Canadian Stores Use Shrinkflation Without Calling It That
A grocery bill can rise even when the price tags appear strangely familiar. Shrinkflation works by changing the amount received
16 Items Canadians Should Never Buy Just Because They’re on Sale
A bright red clearance sticker can make an ordinary purchase feel unusually urgent. Yet a lower price does not automatically
21 Things Canadians Should Do Before Their Next Costco Run
A Costco trip can start as a practical restocking mission and end with a cart carrying far more than anyone
Cost of Living Delays or Changes Life Milestones for 53% in New Canada-U.S. Study
For generations, adulthood was often pictured as a fairly predictable sequence: finish school, establish a career, move out, buy a
Saskatchewan Uranium Explorer Reports 51,978-CPS Radioactivity in First Don Lake Drillholes
A uranium exploration program near Uranium City, Saskatchewan, has produced an attention-grabbing early result: a peak handheld reading of 51,978
CBSA Alleges Former Iranian Official Living in Toronto Was ‘Critical’ to Regime Revenue Used for Terror Funding
A newly disclosed Canadian border-enforcement report is putting a sharper focus on how Ottawa assesses former Iranian officials who have
Algoma Steel Says Failed U.S. Deal Makes a Stronger Canadian Steel Market Urgent
Canadian steel has spent more than a year adapting to a trade wall that once looked temporary. Now, after Ottawa
Amazon Sees Canadian Deliveries Jumping More Than 40% by 2029 as Tariffs Shift Some Sourcing From U.S. to China
Amazon is preparing for a much busier Canadian operation even as the trade relationship that helped shape North American e-commerce
Buy-Canadian Boycott Group Adds 2,500 Members After Trump’s Latest Tariffs
A consumer protest that began with grocery labels and skipped U.S. vacations is showing fresh signs of life after another
Canada’s Biggest Private-Sector Union Says Carney’s Trump Tariff Response Still Falls Short
Canada has answered the latest escalation in Donald Trump’s trade war with a response designed to show both resolve and
Carney Told Premiers to Prepare for ‘Two-Plus Years’ of Trump Trade War, Kinew Says
A trade dispute that once looked like something Canada might negotiate its way through in a matter of months is
Eby Urges Carney to Put $12B U.S. Fighter-Jet Deal and American Coal on the Table
Canada’s latest confrontation with Washington is no longer just about which imports should face retaliatory tariffs. British Columbia Premier David
White House Weighs New Trade Penalties on Canada Hours After Carney Retaliates
Canada’s latest retaliation against U.S. tariffs did not sit unanswered for long. Within hours of Ottawa detailing a C$27.6-billion package
Quebec Insurers Urge Parties to Limit New Building in High-Risk Areas as Election Approaches
Quebec’s coming election is putting an increasingly expensive question in front of political parties: how much new development should be
RBC Combines Canadian and U.S. Transaction Banking Into One Global Business
Royal Bank of Canada is putting more of its corporate money-movement business under one roof. On August 25, 2026, RBC
Canadian Fintech Investment Drops More Than 40% From Last Year Even as Second-Quarter Funding Rebounds
Canadian fintech funding is sending two very different signals at once. Investment reached nearly US$1 billion in the first half
Scotiabank Profit Jumps 17% to $2.95 Billion as Bank Calls Q3 a Record Quarter
Scotiabank has delivered one of its strongest quarters in years, with profit climbing 17% as higher interest income, stronger fee