Manitoba Says $50M–$100M Icebreakers Could Open Hudson Bay to Year-Round Trade
For generations, the ice covering Hudson Bay has placed a hard seasonal limit on Churchill’s ambitions as a northern trade
Recording Appears to Show Smith Planning Spring Separation Vote if October Referendum Passes
A brief recording from a closed-door United Conservative Party gathering has added a new layer of urgency to Alberta’s already
Canadian Retail Sales Beat Forecast — Then StatCan Flags a 0.8% July Drop
Canada’s latest retail numbers delivered a split-screen snapshot of the economy. Statistics Canada said retail sales climbed 0.6% in June
More Than Half of Toronto Gen Z Say Affordability Could Drive Them Out Within Five Years: Ipsos
Toronto’s appeal has long rested on a trade-off: housing and daily life may cost more, but the city offers jobs,
Yukon Backs U.S. Booze Return as New Brunswick Refuses to Move Before Trade Deal Is Signed
A bottle of bourbon has become a surprisingly visible marker of how differently Canadian governments are approaching Washington. Yukon Premier
Canadian Quantum Firm Becomes Sole Canadian Tech Team in Live U.S. Military Exercise in Texas
For a Canadian quantum company, the jump from laboratory promise to a live defence environment is a meaningful test of
Vance Says Carney ‘Climbed Down’ to Trump and Calls Poilievre a ‘Non-Entity’ in Trade Talks
U.S. Vice-President JD Vance has injected an unusually personal note into one of Canada’s most consequential trade negotiations, mocking Prime
Trump’s 50% Tariff Clock Runs Out Tonight on $28 Billion in Canadian Goods as Talks Enter Third Day
Canada and the United States are heading into another high-stakes midnight deadline, with President Donald Trump’s threatened 50% duties on
17 Summer Entertaining Costs Canadians Underestimate
Summer entertaining has a way of looking inexpensive in the planning stage. A few burgers, cold drinks and chairs on
20 Things Canadians Should Know Before Hosting a Backyard Party
A Canadian backyard party can look effortless once the grill is hot and the chairs are full, but the smoothest
18 Home Insurance Questions Canadians Should Ask Before Storm Season Peaks
Canadian storms can turn an ordinary summer evening into a costly cleanup with remarkably little warning. Heavy rainfall, flash flooding,
22 Things Canadians Should Check Before Buying a New Appliance
A new refrigerator, range, dishwasher, washer or dryer can look like a straightforward household purchase until delivery fees, installation requirements
16 Ways Canadian Mechanics’ Bills Can Surprise Drivers
A vehicle can enter a Canadian repair shop with one obvious problem and leave behind a bill containing several unfamiliar
19 Things Canadians Should Know Before Their Next Car Repair Quote
A car repair estimate can turn into a surprisingly large household decision, especially after several years of rising automotive costs.
20 Late-Summer Money Moves Canadians Should Make Before September
Late summer has a way of making household finances feel temporarily calm. Vacation spending is winding down, fall bills have
18 Things Canadians Should Never Put on a Buy Now, Pay Later Plan
Buy now, pay later can make a purchase feel smaller without making it any cheaper. The instalments may look harmless,
21 Mistakes Canadians Make When Shopping Warehouse Stores in Summer
Warehouse stores can feel especially appealing in summer, when barbecues, cottage weekends, camping trips, family gatherings and thirsty households create
16 Things Canadians Should Know Before Buying School Supplies Early
Buying school supplies early can feel like a small victory over September chaos, but timing matters almost as much as