Pierre Poilievre’s warning about Canadian “deindustrialization” landed at a particularly tense moment in the country’s trade fight with the United

Canada and the United States have moved abruptly from near-deal optimism to another tariff confrontation. Early Saturday, August 22, Washington’s

Another round of job losses is moving through one of Canada’s largest private broadcasting companies as Corus Entertainmelling advertising revenue,

For generations, the ice covering Hudson Bay has placed a hard seasonal limit on Churchill’s ambitions as a northern trade

A brief recording from a closed-door United Conservative Party gathering has added a new layer of urgency to Alberta’s already

Canada’s latest retail numbers delivered a split-screen snapshot of the economy. Statistics Canada said retail sales climbed 0.6% in June

Toronto’s appeal has long rested on a trade-off: housing and daily life may cost more, but the city offers jobs,

A bottle of bourbon has become a surprisingly visible marker of how differently Canadian governments are approaching Washington. Yukon Premier

For a Canadian quantum company, the jump from laboratory promise to a live defence environment is a meaningful test of

U.S. Vice-President JD Vance has injected an unusually personal note into one of Canada’s most consequential trade negotiations, mocking Prime

Canada and the United States are heading into another high-stakes midnight deadline, with President Donald Trump’s threatened 50% duties on