Copper Thefts on Bell Network Jump 78% as New Brunswick Incidents Surge 235%
A cut cable can look like a minor act of vandalism until an entire community loses phone and internet service.
50,000 People Apply for Hundreds of CNE Jobs as Youth Unemployment Hits 17%
Before the midway lights switch on and the food stalls begin serving, the Canadian National Exhibition has already become the
WestJet Prepares to Ground Planes as 4,400 Flight Attendants Near Strike Deadline
WestJet is preparing for the possibility that part of its network could begin shutting down just as Canadians head into
Trump Says ‘We Don’t Need Canada’ as Ottawa Sends Its Top Trade Team Back to Washington
Donald Trump has again reduced one of the world’s largest trading relationships to a blunt line: Canada needs the United
Ford Claimed He Had ‘Zero Expenses’—Records Show Taxpayers Paid $11,700 for Disney-Area Union Trip
A political boast about having “zero expenses” has collided with Ontario’s own disclosure system. Records show taxpayers covered $11,709.85 in
Intelligence Report Warns Returning Canadian ISIS Detainees Are ‘Highly Likely’ to Pose Threat
A new federal intelligence assessment has sharpened one of Canada’s most difficult national-security questions: what happens when citizens detained abroad
A Typical Canadian Family Will Pay an Estimated $21,115 for Public Health Care This Year: Study
Canada’s public health system may feel free at the clinic or hospital desk, but the cost is carried quietly through
‘Poilievre Falls 15 Points Underwater as Liberals Enter By-Elections With Nine-Point Lead’
Canada’s federal political balance is entering a new test with the governing Liberals holding a clear national advantage and Conservative
18 Things Canadians Should Check Before Renting a Vacation Property
A vacation property can look perfect in photos and still create an expensive, stressful stay once the booking is locked
22 Hidden Costs of Visiting Tourist Towns in Canada
Canada’s best-known tourist towns often look simple on a map: book a room, arrive, and start exploring. The real bill
16 Ways Canadians Lose Money on Rewards Points in Summer
Summer spending creates an unusually busy season for rewards accounts. Flights, hotels, fuel, groceries, attractions and restaurant bills can generate
20 Things Canadian Parents Should Know Before Paying for Fall Activities
September registration can make a family calendar feel settled before the first school lunch is packed. Yet a fee that
19 Summer Grocery Items Canadians Should Compare Before Buying
Summer grocery shopping can make ordinary products feel unusually urgent: cold drinks disappear quickly, berries look best for only a
One in Five Canadian Women Have Hidden a Bank Account or Credit Card From a Partner: Survey
Money secrets rarely stay small. A credit card kept out of sight can affect a mortgage application, a household budget
Ontario’s Washington Envoy Says Canadians Should Stop Expecting One Final Trump Trade Deal
For years, Canadians were taught to think of trade negotiations as a tense journey toward a single destination: leaders shake
Bank of Canada Survey Finds 96% See Economy Running Below Capacity
Canada’s economy may be growing again, but a near-unanimous group of financial-market professionals believes it is still producing considerably less
Conservatives Demand Emergency Meeting and Tell Carney to Reveal His Trump Strategy
Canada’s confrontation with the United States has entered a more politically dangerous phase. After President Donald Trump announced another 50%
Carney Calls Three August By-Elections as Trump Trade Fight Becomes a Ballot Test
Prime Minister Mark Carney has placed three very different communities on the same political timetable, calling federal by-elections for August