17 CRA Instalment Mistakes Canadians Can Still Make in September
September can be an expensive month for Canadians who pay income tax by instalments, especially when self-employment, investments, rental income
Desjardins and Laurentian Lift U.S.-Dollar Prime to 7.50% After Fed Hike
A Federal Reserve rate increase has quickly crossed the border into a corner of Canadian banking. Desjardins Group and Laurentian
U.S. Senate Republican Blocks Attempt to Repeal Trump’s 50% Tariffs on Canada
The latest battle over Donald Trump’s trade policy lasted only moments on the U.S. Senate floor, but its consequences stretch
Poilievre Tells Tories ‘Country Before Party’ as Affordability and U.S. Tariffs Drive Caucus Pitch
Pierre Poilievre used a gathering of Conservative MPs in Penticton, British Columbia, to make a two-track argument for the fall
Ford Threatens Municipal Funding Cuts Over ‘Buy Ontario’ Rules as U.S. Trade Fight Deepens
Ontario’s escalating trade response to the United States is moving from provincial purchasing rules into the financial relationship between Queen’s
Illinois Refinery Outage Pushes Alberta Gas Above $1.80/L in Fresh Cross-Border Price Shock
Alberta produces more oil than anywhere else in Canada, yet drivers across the province are being reminded that crude beneath
Trump Threatens ‘Very Heavy’ Tariffs on Europe Over Canada’s EU Opening
A proposal to pull Canada closer to the European Union has quickly become another flashpoint in an already strained transatlantic
Trump Calls Canada Joining EU as ‘Associate Member’ a ‘Hostile Act,’ Threatens More Tariffs
Canada’s push for deeper ties with Europe has suddenly become another flashpoint in its deteriorating relationship with Washington. European Commission
20 Grocery Store Tricks Canadians Should Watch Before Thanksgiving Dinner
Thanksgiving dinner has a way of turning an ordinary grocery run into a cart packed with turkey, potatoes, butter, cranberries,
18 Things Canadians Should Do Before Thanksgiving Weekend Travel
Canadian Thanksgiving has a habit of arriving at an awkward moment for travellers. Summer routines are over, daylight is shrinking,
21 Fall Expenses Canadians Forget Until the Bills Start Landing
Fall has a way of looking financially harmless at first. The air cools, routines settle in and winter still seems
Canada Hits 60% in Global Leadership Poll as U.S. Falls to 39%
Canada has emerged at the top of a new measure of international confidence at a moment when faith in the
Canada Tops U.S. 60% to 39% on Comfort With Global Leadership in 34-Country Poll
Canada has emerged with the highest level of public comfort for taking a leading role in world affairs in a
50% U.S. Tariffs Are Costing Canadian Small Businesses Orders as Trade War Spreads Beyond Big Industry
Canada’s latest trade fight with the United States is no longer confined to steel mills, auto plants and multinational manufacturers.
Harper Says Ottawa Had ‘No Choice’ but to Walk Away From U.S. Trade Talks
Canada’s increasingly bitter trade confrontation with the United States has produced an unusual moment of political agreement. Former prime minister
EU Opens Door to Canada as Its First ‘Associate Member’ as Ottawa Looks Beyond the U.S.
Canada’s effort to build a deeper relationship with Europe has suddenly moved from diplomatic ambition to a potentially historic experiment.
Carney Heads to Europe as Trump Trade Fight Pushes Canada Toward a Deeper EU Alliance
Prime Minister Mark Carney’s trip to Europe is landing at a moment when Canada’s economic map is being redrawn under
Carney Government Claims Nearly $500 Billion in New Investment Commitments as Canada Builds Beyond U.S. Dependence
Canada’s attempt to build a less U.S.-dependent economy has suddenly acquired a very large number. Prime Minister Mark Carney’s government