Canada’s defence procurement overhaul has produced one of Ottawa’s sharpest political ironies. Stephen Fuhr, a former CF-18 pilot who spent

Canada’s long-running trade dispute with the United States is entering a sharper and more expensive phase. At 12:01 a.m. on

A working lithium mine in Quebec is preparing for a much bigger role in North America’s battery supply chain. Elevra

A widening tariff confrontation between Canada and the United States is creating an unexpected opening across the Pacific. New Zealand

Canada’s renewed trade confrontation with the United States is now showing up clearly in federal politics. A new Liaison Strategies

Kerry-Lynne Findlay entered the B.C. Conservative leadership promising to turn the party’s dramatic 2024 breakthrough into a government-in-waiting. Barely three

For a family staring at hockey registration, a retiree considering a pool pass or a worker weighing a gym membership,

Quebec’s election campaign has collided with a responsibility no governing premier can simply leave on the campaign bus. Christine Fréchette

A trade fight between Canada and the United States has taken on an unusually personal edge after U.S. Treasury Secretary

Quebec’s election campaign has been interrupted by a problem that does not respect campaign calendars. Premier Christine Fréchette is stepping

Pierre Poilievre’s former political home is becoming competitive territory inside his own party. Two Conservative nomination hopefuls have begun campaigning

A fight over the name of one of North America’s Great Lakes has become an unusually personal symbol of worsening

The traditional Canadian getaway south of the border has become noticeably less automatic. Canadian residents spent C$3.3 billion less on

The language surrounding the Canada–U.S. trade fight has moved well beyond the careful vocabulary usually associated with negotiations between close

A Saturday night police investigation brought GO train service at Long Branch station in Etobicoke to a temporary stop, forcing

A weekend built around horses, competition and Indigenous tradition has been overshadowed by grief at Enoch Cree Nation after a

Canada’s wildfire season has crossed an important statistical threshold even as autumn begins to cool parts of the country. As

American tourism officials are making an increasingly visible effort to win Canadians back, but the political climate is making that