Trump Posts Map Showing Canada Under U.S. Flag as Tensions Escalate
Donald Trump has once again turned a map into a geopolitical message. On September 7, the U.S. president shared an
Canada’s Retaliatory Tariffs on U.S. Goods Are Now Officially in Force
Canada’s latest round of retaliatory tariffs on American goods is no longer a threat hanging over the border. It is
17 Costs Canadian Students Forget Before Moving Out
Moving away from home can make independence feel surprisingly simple on paper: find a place, calculate the rent, buy groceries
21 Things Canadians Should Know Before Paying Tuition or Student Fees
Tuition season has a way of turning one large number into several smaller surprises. The advertised tuition rate may be
18 End-of-Summer Sales Canadians Should Treat Carefully
End-of-summer sales arrive with a powerful mix of urgency and opportunity. Retailers are clearing seasonal stock, manufacturers are promoting outgoing
20 Things Canadians Should Check Before Buying a Mattress or Sofa
A mattress or sofa can look perfect under showroom lighting and still become an expensive frustration once it reaches home.
16 Ways Canadian Loyalty Programs Quietly Get Less Valuable
Loyalty points can look reassuringly permanent on a screen, yet the value behind those balances is far less fixed. Canadian
19 Things Canadians Should Know Before Their Next Grocery Loyalty Offer
Grocery loyalty offers have become a routine part of shopping in Canada, but the most valuable-looking deal is not always
Quebec Reserves Some Public Contracts for Canadian Firms as Trump Trade War Hits Election Campaign
Quebec’s election campaign has collided with a trade war that is becoming harder to separate from everyday economic policy. With
Bombardier Answers Trump With 3,500 U.S. Jobs, 2,800 Suppliers and $2.5B in American Spending
Donald Trump’s latest warning to Bombardier landed like a demand for a simple choice: build aircraft in the United States
Carney Approval Jumps 11 Points to 62% as Conservative Voters Split 51–49 on U.S. Concessions: Angus Reid
A sudden shift in public mood is giving Prime Minister Mark Carney fresh political room as Canada’s trade confrontation with
Canada’s $27.6B Tariff Strike on U.S. Goods Is Now in Force as Trade Talks Stay Frozen
Canada’s trade fight with the United States crossed a new line just after midnight on September 8, when Ottawa’s latest
96% of 2025 Liberal Voters Back Holding Firm on U.S. Trade Fight vs. 41% of Conservatives: Survey
Canada’s trade confrontation with the United States has produced something close to a national consensus on toughness—but that consensus looks
Quebec Premier Warns Trump Could Hit Canada Again as Conservatives Reject Her Trade-War Meeting
Quebec’s election campaign has collided with a trade confrontation that provincial leaders cannot control but may be forced to manage.
Schumer Tells Trump to Scrap Canada Tariffs, Calling Them a Tax on U.S. Families and Businesses
Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer is intensifying his argument that President Donald Trump’s tariff fight with Canada is imposing costs
Carney Government Heads Into $27.6-Billion U.S. Tariff Deadline With No Last-Minute Talks Underway
Canada is approaching a consequential trade-war deadline with no diplomatic breakthrough in sight. At 12:01 a.m. Eastern on September 8,
Poilievre Demands Carney Reveal the Cost of U.S. Retaliation—and the Trade Deal Ottawa Rejected
Canada’s escalating trade confrontation with the United States is entering a more expensive phase, and Pierre Poilievre wants Ottawa to
Trump Tells Bombardier: Build in America or Lose the U.S. Market
Donald Trump has opened another front in the escalating Canada–U.S. trade confrontation, this time targeting one of Canada’s most recognizable