Canada Sanctions Five Iranian Officials Over Efforts to Block Navigation Through Strait of Hormuz
Canada has added five senior Iranian figures to its sanctions list as the crisis around the Strait of Hormuz continues
Former B.C. Conservative Leadership Rival Quits Party, Says He No Longer Fits Its ‘New Direction’
British Columbia’s political right is facing another test of whether its once-broad coalition can hold together. Kamloops Centre MLA Peter
Alberta Delays School Flag Restrictions and Weekly National-Anthem Rule Weeks Before Classes Resume
Alberta schools are heading toward September with one less immediate policy change to manage. The province has delayed planned restrictions
Ford Government Wins Court Fight Clearing Way to Remove 19 km of Toronto Bike Lanes
A fight over a stretch of Toronto pavement has become a much larger argument about who gets to make public
Gas Tax Holiday Ends Sept. 7; Expert Sees 10–11¢-a-Litre Jump Before Winter Fuel Brings Relief
Canada’s temporary break from the federal fuel excise tax is approaching its scheduled end, setting up an unusual September at
Ontario Orders Cash Up Front for Bail — With Bank Garnishment and Property Seizures for Unpaid Debts
Ontario is about to make a financial promise at bail much more tangible. Beginning August 17, when a release order
17 Conservative MPs Privately Question Whether Poilievre Can Beat Carney: CTV
A question that Conservatives spent months trying to settle has quietly returned: can Pierre Poilievre defeat Prime Minister Mark Carney
U.S. Wants First Dibs on Canadian Critical Minerals — and Full F-35 Buy — in Trade Talks: Report
A tariff fight that began with cars, dairy and alcohol is now reaching into the strategic foundations of the Canada-U.S.
U.S. Trade Chief Tells Canada: Drop Retaliation or Face Trump’s New 50% Tariffs
The Canada-U.S. trade fight is entering another deadline-driven weekend with billions of dollars in cross-border commerce hanging in the balance.
Stellantis Weighs Brampton Plant Sale After Jeep Production Shifts to Illinois, Unifor Says
For more than two years, thousands of Brampton autoworkers have been waiting for a promised return to the assembly line.
U.S. Court Gives Trump New Power Over Low-Value Canadian Shipments
A small package crossing the Canada-U.S. border has become part of a much bigger fight over presidential power. On August
White House Accuses Canada of Helping China Evade U.S. Tariffs
Washington has opened a new front in its trade dispute with Canada, this time by placing the country inside what
As Trump Tariff Deadline Looms, Quebec Starts Major Port Expansion to ‘Diversify Our Markets’
The St. Lawrence River is becoming a front line in Canada’s attempt to reduce its economic exposure to the United
Canada Left Itself More Vulnerable by Not Opening Formal CUSMA Talks, Trade Analyst Says
Canada’s decision to spend months discussing trade irritants with Washington without moving into the kind of formal CUSMA negotiations already
Trump’s Trade Chief Heads to Iowa as Canada Briefs Provinces — With No Friday Meeting Scheduled
A Friday without a face-to-face meeting is not the same thing as a Friday without trade diplomacy. Canada-U.S. Trade Minister
17 Store Policies Canadians Should Know Before Buying Back-to-School Gear
Back-to-school shopping can turn into a costly guessing game when sizes change, teachers revise supply lists, or a device proves
B.C. Lumber Producer Says US$49.4M Remains Tied Up in U.S. Duty Fight as Tariffs Squeeze Cash
For Conifex Timber, the softwood-lumber dispute is no longer just a question of tariff percentages. It is a question of
Ford’s Endorsement Sways Just 15% as Former Liberal Leader Crombie Ties Parrish in Mississauga: Poll
Mississauga’s mayoral contest has turned into a remarkably tight battle between the woman currently running City Hall and the former