Toronto’s Element Offers A$820 Million for Australian Fleet Giant in 34% Premium Takeover Bid
Toronto-based Element Fleet Management has made a major play for Australia’s FleetPartners Group, offering A$3.80 a share in cash in
Back-to-School Squeeze Deepens as Quebec Program Says More Than 12,000 Children Need Help
For thousands of Quebec families, the approaching school year is bringing a familiar calculation: how to buy the backpack, lunchbox,
Canadian Data Shows U.S. Importers Rushed in 2.5 Million Containers Ahead of Trump Tariff Changes
Tariff policy is reshaping the American shipping calendar before it fully reshapes store shelves. New figures from Waterloo-based Descartes Systems
Canadian Barrick Gets US$1.95 Billion From Newmont as U.S. Gold Fight Ends and IPO Path Opens
Barrick Mining has turned one of the biggest obstacles facing its North American restructuring into a US$1.95-billion agreement. The Toronto-based
Carney’s Liberals Open 13-Point Lead as Conservatives Slide to 31% in New Poll
Canada’s federal political landscape has opened up again, and this time the movement is working sharply in Prime Minister Mark
Lowest Variable Mortgage Rates Sit Near 3.3% vs. 3.9% Fixed in Canada
Canada’s mortgage market has developed a gap that would have seemed unusual only a few years ago. Market-leading five-year variable
New Saudi Oil Attack Puts Canada’s Inflation and Fuel Risks Back in Focus
A drone strike on Saudi Aramco’s Jazan refinery has revived a risk Canadians have already felt this year: a Middle
Mortgage Renewals Cost Canadians $375 More a Month as 31% Cut Other Spending
For many Canadian homeowners, the mortgage renewal shock is no longer a future warning. It has become a monthly budget
Carney Boosts RCMP Support as Critics Reopen Fight Over Mounties’ Future
Few Canadian institutions are asked to be as many things at once as the RCMP. The Mounties investigate national security
Canadian Medical Association and Cancer Society Lead Ottawa Health Lobbying in 2026
Ottawa’s health-policy battles are often fought in committee rooms, ministerial offices and briefing sessions long before legislation reaches a final
20,000 Flee B.C. Wildfire Overnight as Homes Burn and RCMP Probe Reported Death
More than 20,000 people were ordered from their homes around British Columbia’s Okanagan Lake after the Bald Range wildfire transformed
Wealthsimple Shows Canadians Political and Sports Markets Regulators Won’t Let Them Trade
Canadians opening Wealthsimple’s new prediction-market app are getting an unusual glimpse of what they are not allowed to buy. Alongside
Carney Team Warns Washington 50% Tariffs Could Trigger New Canadian Retaliation
Canada and the United States are approaching another trade deadline with increasingly little room for error. New 50% U.S. tariffs
Poilievre Tells Carney to Stop Conceding to Trump as 50% Tariff Deadline Closes In
Pierre Poilievre is turning up the pressure on Prime Minister Mark Carney at a particularly delicate moment in Canada’s trade
Canada Removes 3,323 Indian Nationals in Six Months, Nearly Matching All of 2025
Canada’s immigration enforcement numbers have shifted sharply in one notable direction. During the first six months of 2026, the Canada
Trump’s Foreign-Robot Ban Sweeps Up Canadian Firms, Blocking U.S. Sales
A U.S. national-security rule aimed at the next wave of connected machines has landed far beyond China. On July 28,
Canada and U.S. Quietly Shadow China’s ‘Snow Dragon’ Ships in the Arctic
Two Chinese polar research ships moving north through the Bering Sea would once have attracted mostly scientific interest. In July
B.C. Junior Miner Grants 24.5 Million Options and RSUs, With 23 Million Going to Directors and Officers
Pacific Empire Minerals Corp. has made a sizeable equity-compensation grant at a moment when the Vancouver-based copper explorer is raising