U.S. Ambassador Says Washington Could Stop Treating Canada as a Special Trade Partner Over EU Pivot
For decades, Canada’s economic relationship with the United States has rested on an assumption that geography, deeply integrated supply chains
Trump’s U.S. Import Ban on Canadian Alcohol, Dairy and Motorcycles Starts at Midnight
A new phase of the Canada-U.S. trade dispute begins at midnight, when the United States moves from steep tariffs to
15 Hidden Fees Canadians Should Watch on Their Next Restaurant Bill
A restaurant bill can grow surprisingly quickly even when the menu prices looked reasonable at the start of the meal.
20 Thanksgiving Purchases Canadians Should Compare Before Buying
Thanksgiving can turn an ordinary grocery run into one of the more expensive shops of the fall. That matters even
17 Things Canadians Should Know Before Renewing Home Insurance This Fall
A home insurance renewal can look deceptively routine: a new premium, a few updated numbers and a request to keep
21 Everyday Costs Canadians Should Cut Before Winter Gets Expensive
As autumn settles in, many Canadian households enter the part of the year when several expenses start climbing at once.
18 Things Canadian Drivers Should Check Before Fall Weather Hits
Fall can be deceptively demanding on a vehicle. Warm afternoons can quickly turn into chilly mornings, heavy rain can expose
Ottawa Says Canada–U.S. Arctic Security Coordination Is Still Active as Russian Threat Moves North
For decades, Canada’s Arctic security debate was shaped by distance, harsh geography and the assumption that major military threats were
Former Defence Chief Says Ottawa Needs ‘Much More’ Urgency Fixing Military Procurement
Canada’s military procurement debate has moved beyond a familiar complaint about slow bureaucracy. Retired Gen. Wayne Eyre, who served as
Canada and U.S. Stay Aligned on Arctic Security as Anand Says Northern Threats Have ‘Shifted Significantly’
The Arctic security relationship between Canada and the United States is holding together even as the strategic environment around it
U.S. Tariffs Put Up to 23,000 Quebec Jobs and $6.6 Billion in Output at Risk, New Barometer Estimates
Quebec’s exposure to the escalating Canada-U.S. trade conflict is becoming easier to measure—and harder to dismiss. The 2026 Prospera economic
Liberals Open 17-Point Poll Lead as Conservatives Fall Below 30% in New Federal Tracker
Canada’s federal polling landscape has opened another striking gap. Liaison Strategies’ September 28 Weekly Federal Tracker places the Liberals at
Canadian Tourism to New England Is Still 23% Below 2024 Levels as U.S. Businesses Try to Win Canadians Back
Canadian travellers are beginning to return to northern New England, but the comeback remains incomplete. In August 2026, roughly 297,000
Canada Produces Enough Diesel for Itself — Conservatives Say U.S. Dependence Is Still Driving Up Costs
Canada is confronting an unusual fuel problem: the country produces large quantities of diesel, exports far more of it than
Canada and U.S. Keep Arctic Security Channel Open Despite Political Tensions, Anand Says
Canada’s increasingly difficult political and economic relationship with the United States has not shut down one of the two countries’
Quebec Liberals Hit 22% as Conservatives Catch Governing CAQ at 17%: New Poll
Quebec’s provincial campaign has entered its final stretch with a dramatically more crowded battle behind the front-running Parti Québécois. A
Poilievre Targets Canada’s U.S. Diesel Dependence With Tax-Free Fuel Plan Through Canada Day
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre is turning Canada’s diesel-price shock into a larger argument about energy security and dependence on U.S.
Liberals Lead Conservatives 46% to 34% as Trump Trade Fight Reshapes Canada’s Political Divide
Canada’s political landscape is being shaped by an unusual combination of household pressure and international conflict. A new Abacus Data