Dominic LeBlanc’s trip to Washington comes at an awkward moment for Canada: the calendar is moving faster than the negotiations.

A defence contract can sound abstract until it starts being sold in the language of paycheques, mill orders, and factory

For months, Washington could still argue that higher rates were a nuisance rather than a verdict. That is getting harder

A 40-cent hourly increase rarely looks dramatic until it lands on thousands of paycheques and payroll ledgers at once. As

Oil markets can move faster than a gas station sign can be changed. A fresh flare-up between Donald Trump’s administration

A 20% drop in home prices sounds like the kind of shock that would finally give Canadian buyers room to

India’s energy appetite is becoming one of the clearest signals in Canada’s trade reset with New Delhi. After years of

China’s message to Ottawa landed at a moment when Canada’s trade map is already being redrawn. With U.S. tariff pressure

Ottawa’s latest fiscal snapshot lands at an awkward moment for Mark Carney’s government. The federal deficit for the 2025-26 fiscal

A trade deal built around the idea of a shared North American auto industry is suddenly facing a much narrower

Canada’s economy entered 2026 with the kind of numbers that look calm at first glance but become more troubling the