44% of Working Canadians Are Financially Stressed as Tariffs Rank Among Top Economic Worries, Survey Finds
Having a steady paycheque is no longer enough to guarantee a sense of financial security for a large share of
Toronto-Listed i-80 Gold Puts Nevada Mine Value at US$118 Million as Canadian Miner Expands U.S. Production
Toronto-listed i-80 Gold has put new numbers around one of the key assets in its Nevada growth plan, assigning the
Calgary’s AltaGas Raises US$750 Million Through U.S. Unit in New Cross-Border Debt Deal
Calgary-based AltaGas is tapping the U.S. debt market for US$750 million in a transaction that highlights just how cross-border the
Canada and U.S. Join G7 Warning Iran Over Houthi Arms as Shipping and Trade Risks Grow
Canada and the United States have joined their G7 partners in issuing a direct warning to Iran as renewed fighting
Canada Says Philippines and ASEAN Trade Deals Are More Than 90% Done as Ottawa Diversifies Beyond U.S.
Canada’s effort to build a larger economic footprint in Southeast Asia is moving unusually close to the finish line. International
Canada Says Non-U.S. Exports Jumped 17% as India Trade Talks Make ‘Great Headway’
Canada’s effort to sell more of what it produces beyond the United States is beginning to show up in the
Carney Joins Seven-Partner Bloc Warning Against Protectionism as Canada Looks Beyond U.S.-Led Trade Order
Canada is putting more weight behind a global trading system that does not depend on any single great power. Prime
U.S. Rail Fuel Surcharge Hits 59% as North American Freight Costs Keep Climbing
Freight shippers are entering late September with another reminder of how quickly transportation economics can change when diesel prices surge.
Trump’s $100,000 H-1B Extension Reaches Its Effective Date — but a Court Order Still Blocks the Fee
The calendar has caught up with one of the Trump administration’s most closely watched immigration policies, but the courtroom has
FedEx Adds New Fees on Canadian Shipments to the U.S. as Cross-Border Costs Rise Again
Cross-border shipping has become another moving cost for Canadian businesses just as the holiday shipping season begins. Effective September 21,
CN’s U.S. Freight Fuel Surcharge Jumps to 51.7% as Cross-Border Shipping Costs Climb
Canadian and U.S. companies moving containers across North America are confronting another sharp increase in a cost that can change
Meta’s $13-Billion Alberta Bet Has More U.S. Tech Giants Looking North, Capital Power Says
A massive data-centre project north of Edmonton is turning Alberta into a much bigger part of North America’s artificial-intelligence infrastructure
Quebec Liberals and Conservatives Are Statistically Tied at 19%–18% as U.S. Tariff War Hangs Over Campaign
Quebec’s election campaign has entered its final two weeks with an unusually crowded contest behind the front-running Parti Québécois. A
Tariff Fight Has Canadians Scanning Grocery Barcodes — but ‘Buy Canadian’ Apps Don’t Agree on What Counts
A grocery barcode used to be little more than something scanned at the checkout. In the latest phase of Canada-U.S.
Trump’s Immigration Crackdown Is Sending Some Haitian Migrants North Toward Canada’s Border
For some Haitian families who had spent years building lives in the United States, the calculation has changed abruptly. The
22% of Canadian Small Businesses Say They’re Weak or Critical as U.S. Tariff War Follows MPs Back to Ottawa
Canadian MPs are returning to Parliament with a trade fight that has moved from diplomatic talking point to daily business
Trump’s Canada Tariffs Are Unlikely to Face a Senate Vote Before the U.S. Election
President Donald Trump’s latest tariffs on Canadian goods have created another confrontation over how much power a president should have
Carney’s Rejected U.S. Trade Deal Heads Back Into Parliament as Conservatives Demand the Text
The Canada-U.S. trade deal that never happened is about to become a major question on Parliament Hill. When MPs return