Carney Under Fire Over Nearly $200K in In-Flight Meals, Including ‘Luxury Normandy Buttercups’
A taxpayer-funded food bill has become the latest political flashpoint in Ottawa, after reports that Prime Minister Mark Carney and
Chinese Interference Called ‘Systemic’ as Beijing’s Foreign Minister Returns to Ottawa
Ottawa’s diplomatic calendar has taken on unusual weight as Beijing’s top diplomat returns to Canada while a fresh security warning
20 Canadian Everyday Essentials That Suddenly Cost More Than They Should
Canadian households have become unusually sensitive to small price jumps because the essentials now seem to rise in clusters: groceries,
U.S. and Mexico Set Three Trade Talks Without Canada as Trump’s Tariff Pressure Builds
Washington’s trade fight with its closest neighbours is entering a sharper phase. The United States and Mexico have scheduled three
15 Grocery Pricing Tricks Canadians Say Need More Attention
Grocery prices have become one of the most closely watched household pressures in Canada, and the sticker price is only
Canada’s Submarine Race Turns Into an $86B Jobs Fight Between Germany and South Korea
Canada’s next submarine fleet has become more than a military purchase. What began as a plan to replace four aging
Guilbeault Resignation Confirmed as Carney’s Pipeline Pivot Splits Liberals Again
Guilbeault’s departure has turned a policy dispute into a defining test of Mark Carney’s leadership. What began as a federal-provincial
22 Places in Canada Where People Are Moving for More Space and Less Stress
Across Canada, the search for breathing room has become more than a housing preference; it has become a lifestyle reset.
Canadian Banks Beat Profit Expectations — But Their Bad-Loan Cushions Tell a Different Story
Canadian bank earnings can look reassuring at first glance: profits beat expectations, dividends rise, and capital ratios remain comfortably above
U.S. Trade Chief Says Canada Still Hasn’t Accepted That Trump’s Tariffs Are Staying
A blunt message from Washington has put Canada’s trade strategy under fresh pressure: the tariff fight may not be a
18 Household Expenses Canadians Are Slashing Before Summer Starts
Canadian households are entering the warmer months with a sharper eye on everyday spending. The pressure is not coming from
For years, Canada’s military spending debate has been framed around how much Ottawa spends. Mark Carney is now trying to
Canada Snubs U.S. Options and Picks Saab-Bombardier Surveillance Planes Instead
Canada’s surveillance-aircraft decision lands at a politically loaded moment: a defence procurement choice, an industrial-policy signal, and a sovereignty message
14 Costs of Living in Canada That Are Pushing People to Rethink Everything
The cost of living in Canada has moved beyond a familiar complaint and become a force reshaping daily decisions, family
16 Canadian Summer Plans That Look Affordable Until the Final Total Hits
Summer in Canada has a way of making modest plans feel harmless at first. A weekend at the lake, a
Trump’s Trade Czar Says Tariffs Will Stay on Canada — Even Under CUSMA
The promise of tariff-free North American trade is being tested in a way that could reshape Canada’s economic relationship with
Canada’s Big Banks Set for Higher Profits Even as Borrowers Fall Behind
Canada’s banking story has taken on a sharp contrast: the country’s biggest lenders are expected to keep earning more, even
Canada Faces Fresh Brain Drain as Skilled Workers Leave for the U.S.
Canada’s talent problem is no longer just about how many people leave. It is about who leaves, when they leave,