B.C. Conservatives Jump to 43% as Two-Thirds of Voters Reject Eby’s Early-Election Decision: Poll
British Columbia’s snap election campaign has opened with a dramatic shift in one major opinion poll. Just days after NDP
MapQuest Refuses Trump’s ‘Lake America’ Rename — and Says 3 Million New Users Have Downloaded the App
Few internet brands get an unexpected second act nearly three decades after becoming household names. MapQuest appears to be having
Liberal Labour Bill Would Give Ottawa Explicit Power to End Strikes in the ‘National Interest,’ Experts Warn
A few lines buried deep inside a sweeping federal bill could significantly reshape how Ottawa handles some of Canada’s most
Carney Says Ottawa Prepared for the ‘Extreme Tail Risk’ of Trump Ordering Military Action Against Canada
For generations, the idea of Canada preparing for military action by the United States would have sounded more like an
Ford Government Won’t Reveal Cost of Cancelling $100M Starlink Deal as Public Accounts Show Rural Broadband Hit
Ontario’s abandoned Starlink agreement is back under scrutiny, more than a year after the province formally walked away from the
Ontario Posts $13B Deficit After Program Spending Rises $10B as U.S. Tariff Risks Persist
Ontario’s latest audited books show how quickly the province’s fiscal picture can shift when higher public-service spending collides with a
80% of Canadian Municipalities Surveyed Are Taking Action as U.S. Trade War Raises Costs and Delays Investment
Tariff decisions may be made in Ottawa and Washington, but some of their earliest consequences are showing up much closer
U.S. Lumber Tariffs Could Cut Canadian Home-Building Costs by Up to 17% and Add Nearly 4,000 Starts a Year: CMHC
U.S. tariffs on Canadian lumber are normally discussed as a threat to jobs, exports and economic growth. But new analysis
Poilievre Says Canadians Pay 32¢ More for Diesel Than Americans as Carney Points to Provincial Taxes
Canada’s latest affordability fight has moved from grocery aisles and mortgages to the diesel pump. Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre told
Canada Trade Expert Says U.S. ‘Hypocrisy’ Is ‘Palpable’ as Trump Courts China While Scolding Ottawa
The contrast is difficult to miss. On September 24, 2026, U.S. President Donald Trump welcomed Chinese President Xi Jinping to
Most Americans Say Trump Was Wrong to Hit Canada With Tariffs, New Cross-Border Poll Finds
Relations between the United States and Canada have been tested by one of their sharpest trade disputes in decades, but
Canadian Manufacturer Raises Prices After U.S. Steel and Aluminum Tariffs Jump to 50%
A Canadian mould maker has become a vivid example of how quickly tariff policy can turn a signed price into
Canadian Food Sales Hit $88.1B — but Volumes Were Flat as U.S. Tariffs and Counter-Tariffs Squeeze Manufacturers
Canadian food and beverage manufacturers entered the second half of 2026 with a sales number that looks strong until prices
Liberals’ New ‘National Interest’ Strike Power Splits Employers and Unions as Ottawa Cites U.S. Trade Pressure
Ottawa is trying to rewrite the rules for one of the most difficult moments in labour relations: when a legal
70% of Canadians Back Closer EU Ties as Carney Pushes Canada Away From U.S. Dependence: Leger
Canada’s effort to build deeper ties with Europe appears to have substantial public support. A new Leger poll suggests 70%
Carney Says He Prepared for ‘Extreme Tail Risk’ of U.S. Military Action Against Canada
Prime Minister Mark Carney has disclosed that Canada examined an extraordinary scenario few Canadians would once have expected their government
Canadian Business Leaders Tell Pension Funds to ‘Buy Canadian’ as U.S. Trade War Raises Investment Pressure
Canada’s renewed push to put more domestic capital behind Canadian companies is moving beyond consumer slogans and into the country’s
Carney Leaves New York Without a Trump Meeting, Pledges $82 Million Alongside EU Chief Instead
Prime Minister Mark Carney left New York on September 23 without a bilateral meeting with U.S. President Donald Trump, even