Quebec’s exposure to the escalating Canada-U.S. trade conflict is becoming easier to measure—and harder to dismiss. The 2026 Prospera economic

Canada’s federal polling landscape has opened another striking gap. Liaison Strategies’ September 28 Weekly Federal Tracker places the Liberals at

Canadian travellers are beginning to return to northern New England, but the comeback remains incomplete. In August 2026, roughly 297,000

Canada is confronting an unusual fuel problem: the country produces large quantities of diesel, exports far more of it than

Canada’s increasingly difficult political and economic relationship with the United States has not shut down one of the two countries’

Quebec’s provincial campaign has entered its final stretch with a dramatically more crowded battle behind the front-running Parti Québécois. A

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre is turning Canada’s diesel-price shock into a larger argument about energy security and dependence on U.S.

Canada’s political landscape is being shaped by an unusual combination of household pressure and international conflict. A new Abacus Data

British Columbia’s Conservatives are trying to turn an extraordinary week of political upheaval into a province-wide election campaign almost overnight.

At one of North America’s most recognizable symbols of cross-border friendship, Canadians and Americans are trying to keep political tensions

Quebec’s election campaign has been pulled into an unusually sensitive argument over national security, sovereignty and the intentions of Canada’s

Canada’s economic relationship with the United States is not disappearing, but Ottawa is increasingly treating dependence on it as a

What began as a trade response at Canadian liquor stores has become a costly problem for American wine producers. The

Quebec’s election entered its advance-voting weekend with an unusually sensitive question hanging over the campaign: is an American effort actually

Canada’s annual address to the United Nations carried a phrase that is rapidly becoming central to Ottawa’s foreign policy: strategic

The North American auto industry is heading toward another regulatory split, and a single fuel-economy number has become a symbol

Diesel was already one of the most painful lines on Canadian farm, trucking and household budgets before a new threat

For a Canadian company that makes most of its money from American customers, a border that becomes harder to cross