20 Things Canadians Should Never Leave in Their Car During a Heat Wave
A parked vehicle can become a compact greenhouse long before a Canadian heat warning reaches its peak. Sunlight passes through
16 Ways Canadian Grocery Stores Push Bigger Summer Baskets
Summer grocery trips rarely stay limited to the original list. A carton of berries suggests dessert, burgers call for buns
19 Things Canadians Should Know Before Their Next Benefit Payment Arrives
Benefit day can appear straightforward: a date arrives, a deposit lands, and the household budget moves forward. Behind that payment,
White House Puts Canada Beside China as the Only Countries That Retaliated Against Trump
Canada has been placed in unusually stark company by the White House. In announcing new 50% tariffs on selected Canadian
Washington Turns Canada’s U.S.-Liquor Boycott Into a Formal Tariff Grievance
For more than a year, Canada’s removal of American alcohol from provincial shelves functioned as a highly visible act of
Mexico Opens New CUSMA Round With Washington While Canada Is Left Out
A new fault line has opened inside North America’s most important trade pact. U.S. and Mexican negotiators began a third
Trump Targets Canadian Wine, Hockey Sticks and Cement in New 50% Tariff Strike
A bottle from Niagara, a hockey stick made in Brantford and a shipment of Canadian cement may soon arrive at
Trump Escalates Trade War With New 50% Tariff on Canada
President Donald Trump has opened a far more dangerous phase of the Canada–U.S. trade conflict, announcing a 50% tariff on
U.S. Ambassador Heads to Edmonton as Danielle Smith Puts Energy and Trade at Centre of Cross-Border Summit
At a moment when North American trade rules are again under strain, Edmonton has become a meeting place for the
Canada Needs 306,200 Construction Hires by 2034—and Still Faces a 34,300-Worker Shortfall
Canada’s construction challenge is no longer simply about building more homes or launching more infrastructure. It is about finding enough
Alberta Clears $2.9-Billion Yellowhead Pipeline for Immediate Construction
A long-planned expansion of Alberta’s natural gas network has crossed its final major regulatory threshold. On July 20, 2026, the
Inflation Cools to 2.8%, but Grocery Prices Outrun It for 17th Straight Month
At first glance, Canada’s June inflation report delivered the relief households and policymakers had been waiting for. The annual Cons
Trump Uses World Cup Meeting to Put Carney ‘On Notice’ Over Canadian Wildfires
The World Cup final was supposed to showcase North American cooperation. Instead, a conversation inside the leaders’ suite became the
Mexico Heads Into Third Round of U.S. Trade Talks as Canada Remains Stuck on the Sidelines
North American trade diplomacy is now moving at two very different speeds. Mexico is preparing to host a third formal
Trump Says Next World Cup Should Leave Canada and Mexico Out
Donald Trump turned a celebration of North America’s World Cup into another pointed moment between the United States and its
Trump Says Canada’s Wildfire Smoke Costs Will Be Added to Existing Tariff
Wildfire smoke has become the latest flashpoint in the increasingly strained relationship between Washington and Ottawa. U.S. President Donald Trump
Trump Team Races to Hit Canada With New 10% Tariff Before July 24 Deadline
Washington is moving with unusual speed to keep a tariff on Canadian goods from disappearing at midnight on July 24.
Stan Cho Resigns From Ford Cabinet After Billing Taxpayers $16,000 for Toronto Hotels
A controversy that began with questions about hotel receipts has ended with the resignation of one of Premier Doug Ford’s