Ottawa Returns to Washington for Third Trade Meeting in Three Weeks as Trump Deadline Nears
Canada’s trade diplomacy has shifted into a near-constant shuttle between Ottawa and Washington as an August 19 U.S. tariff deadline
$6.7-Billion Deal Breaks Up One of Canada’s Largest REITs as U.S. Housing Takes Centre Stage
Large real estate transactions often end with one buyer taking control. H&R Real Estate Investment Trust’s $6.7-billion deal is considerably
Auto Theft Falls 10% Across Canada — But Ontario and Quebec Lag the West
Canada’s auto-theft problem is finally moving in the right direction, but the improvement is uneven. New data from Équité Association
U.S.-Based Curaleaf Targets Canada’s Aurora Cannabis With 45% Premium After Board Resists Talks
Cannabis dealmaking has returned to one of the industry’s most recognizable Canadian names. Stamford, Connecticut-headquartered Curaleaf Holdings said on August
Government Business Subsidies Hit $87.7 Billion, Up 142% Since 2019, Fraser Institute Says
Canada’s use of government support for businesses has expanded dramatically from its pre-pandemic level, according to new Fraser Institute research
B.C. Golden Triangle Drilling Hits 65.65 g/t Gold as Mineralized Zone Pushes Farther Out
In British Columbia’s Golden Triangle, eye-catching gold grades are common enough to demand context. Goliath Resources’ latest results from the
Vancouver Power Company Targets Multiple U.S. Sites With 5-MW Systems in New Cross-Border LOI
A Vancouver company seeking to turn modular hydrogen power into a commercial infrastructure business is looking south of the border
Yukon Copper Drilling Pushes 250 Metres Beyond Known Resource as Canada Hunts More Critical Minerals
A copper exploration program in central Yukon is pushing well beyond the limits of the ground that previously defined its
Alberta Oil Producer Beats Output Target as Operating Costs and Debt Move Higher
Rubellite Energy delivered a quarter that captured both sides of the growth equation in Alberta’s oil patch. The Calgary-based producer
TD Says Canadians Can Now Switch Their Paycheque to Its Bank in About One Minute
Changing where a paycheque lands has traditionally been one of those small banking chores that can become surprisingly inconvenient. TD
Toronto’s Element Offers A$820 Million for Australian Fleet Giant in 34% Premium Takeover Bid
Toronto-based Element Fleet Management has made a major play for Australia’s FleetPartners Group, offering A$3.80 a share in cash in
Back-to-School Squeeze Deepens as Quebec Program Says More Than 12,000 Children Need Help
For thousands of Quebec families, the approaching school year is bringing a familiar calculation: how to buy the backpack, lunchbox,
Canadian Data Shows U.S. Importers Rushed in 2.5 Million Containers Ahead of Trump Tariff Changes
Tariff policy is reshaping the American shipping calendar before it fully reshapes store shelves. New figures from Waterloo-based Descartes Systems
Canadian Barrick Gets US$1.95 Billion From Newmont as U.S. Gold Fight Ends and IPO Path Opens
Barrick Mining has turned one of the biggest obstacles facing its North American restructuring into a US$1.95-billion agreement. The Toronto-based
Carney’s Liberals Open 13-Point Lead as Conservatives Slide to 31% in New Poll
Canada’s federal political landscape has opened up again, and this time the movement is working sharply in Prime Minister Mark
Lowest Variable Mortgage Rates Sit Near 3.3% vs. 3.9% Fixed in Canada
Canada’s mortgage market has developed a gap that would have seemed unusual only a few years ago. Market-leading five-year variable
New Saudi Oil Attack Puts Canada’s Inflation and Fuel Risks Back in Focus
A drone strike on Saudi Aramco’s Jazan refinery has revived a risk Canadians have already felt this year: a Middle
Mortgage Renewals Cost Canadians $375 More a Month as 31% Cut Other Spending
For many Canadian homeowners, the mortgage renewal shock is no longer a future warning. It has become a monthly budget