BMO Profit Takes 25% Hit From $962 Million Charge Even as Canadian Banking Earnings Jump 16%
Bank of Montreal delivered one of those quarters where the headline number tells almost the opposite story from the underlying
Kitchener Reboots Tariff War Task Force With $17.8 Billion of Local GDP Tied to U.S. Exports
Tariff policy can sound remote until it reaches a factory floor, a supplier’s order book or a household worried about
Trump’s Canada Trade War Is Becoming a U.S. Senate Problem as Republicans in Border States Push Back
Trade disputes between Washington and Ottawa are no longer just a border story. After negotiations collapsed in late August, President
Kenney and Notley Join Forces Against Alberta Separation as Oct. 19 Referendum Looms
Alberta’s national-unity debate has produced an alliance that would have seemed improbable during the province’s bruising 2019 election. Former premiers
Canadian Consumer Debt Hits Record $2.64 Trillion as Canadians Without Mortgages Drive Insolvency Rise
Canadian household finances are producing two very different pictures at once. Millions of borrowers are still making payments on schedule,
Ottawa Will Detail Retaliatory Tariffs and New Worker Supports as Trump Trade War Deepens
Canada’s trade confrontation with the United States is entering another consequential phase, with Ottawa preparing to spell out both its
1 in 10 Ontario Students Now Place Sports Bets, Up From 1 in 100 in 2017: CAMH
A bet placed on a phone can look like a small, private act, but the latest Ontario student data suggest
76% of Canadian Students Say Job-Market Fears Are Changing Their Education and Career Plans: CIBC
Canadian students are heading into the new academic year with more than grades and tuition on their minds. New CIBC
Stellantis Shares Drop 3% After Canada-U.S. Trade Breakdown Puts Auto Risk Back in Focus
Stellantis was pulled back into the centre of the Canada-U.S. trade fight on August 24 as investors reacted to another
Wall Street Journal Editorial Board Turns on Trump’s Canada Tariffs 10 Weeks Before U.S. Midterms
The warning could hardly have arrived at a more sensitive political moment. The Wall Street Journal Editorial Board has sharply
Liberals Lead Conservatives 43–32, but Under-35 Voters Are Almost Tied: Liaison Poll
Canada’s federal political landscape looks comfortable for the Liberals from a distance and far more competitive up close. Liaison Strategies’
Loonie Drops 0.5% as Canada-U.S. Trade War Hits Currency Markets Monday Morning
Canada’s trade dispute with the United States spilled directly into currency markets Monday, pushing the Canadian dollar down about 0.5%
Joint Mortgages Among First-Time Buyers Hit 70.9% as Family Support Grows in Ontario and B.C.: Equifax
Buying a first home in Canada is increasingly becoming a shared financial undertaking rather than a solo milestone. New Equifax
Winnipeg Manufacturer Calls Ottawa’s Retaliatory Tariffs ‘Friendly Fire’ as Canada-U.S. Fight Hits Businesses
A trade war is usually described as a battle between countries. For some Canadian manufacturers, however, the most painful hit
Poilievre Demands Carney Reveal Rejected U.S. Deal and Recall Parliament as Tariff Fight Deepens
Canada’s escalating trade confrontation with the United States is opening a new political front in Ottawa. Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre
Carney Government Prepares for Trump Trade War to Last Beyond U.S. Midterms — Potentially Through His Term
Canada’s latest confrontation with Washington is increasingly being treated in Ottawa as something to endure rather than something that can
New Hampshire Firms Feel Canada Tariff Shock While Washington Says Ottawa Already Had ‘Best Deal’
When trade negotiations fail in Washington, the first consequences can appear far from diplomatic rooms: in the price of an
Manitoba’s Kinew Gives Carney ‘100%’ Backing After U.S. Deal Collapses
Canada’s latest attempt to stabilize its economic relationship with the United States ended not with a handshake, but with negotiators