Tesla’s Canadian pricing has become a moving target as tariffs, incentives and new rivals reshape the electric-vehicle market. The company’s

A Canadian rare-earth developer has received one of its strongest signals yet that Washington is willing to help finance a

Canada’s latest Express Entry move puts health and social-service workers back at the centre of Ottawa’s economic immigration strategy. On

Canada’s labour market delivered an unwelcome surprise in August, interrupting several months of improving employment with a much sharper decline

British Columbia’s already volatile political landscape is being reshaped again. Five MLAs who recently left the Conservative Party of B.C.

A short internal instruction at the U.S. Justice Department has created an unusually public dispute over what Washington intended to

Alberta’s unity debate has moved from petitions and polling into organized federal campaigning. The federal Conservatives launched “Conservatives for Canada”

Donald Trump has pushed the Canada-U.S. trade dispute into even more dramatic territory, arguing that Washington could simply stop trading

For Vancouver-based East Side Games Group, the latest round of restructuring marks another sharp turn toward survival through discipline rather

Canada’s summer disaster season has delivered another costly reminder of how quickly weather losses can move from flooded basements and

A public figure long associated with steering young people away from gangs and drugs is now facing a criminal case

A confidential Calgary budget exercise has spilled into public view, turning an early-stage spending calculation into a political fight over

The sudden loss of a marquee U.S. fighter from Toronto’s Labour Day weekend air show landed in a political atmosphere

British Columbia’s Official Opposition is entering another critical moment after weeks of departures turned an internal dispute into a full-scale

An Alberta independence organization has put its most detailed transition blueprint into public view, attempting to answer what happens after

A mail-in ballot was supposed to spare an Edmonton senior the strain of a long polling-station wait. Instead, John Jegen

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For more than seven decades, an Ontario family business has built wooden outdoor furniture in Canada and sold much of