16 Customs Mistakes Canadians Make After a Cross-Border Shopping Trip
A trunk full of bargains can feel like the perfect ending to a U.S. shopping run—until a small customs misunderstanding
21 Things Canadians Should Know Before Shopping U.S. Websites
A checkout page can turn a tempting U.S. deal into a surprisingly complicated Canadian purchase. The price may be in
18 Summer Maintenance Mistakes That Can Cost Canadian Homeowners Later
Summer can make a Canadian home feel almost maintenance-free. The furnace is quiet, snow is no longer pressing against the
20 Things Canadians Should Never Ignore After a Power Outage
When the lights return after a power outage, relief can make a household feel as though the emergency has ended.
17 Things Canadians Should Know Before Buying an E-Bike or Scooter
An electric bike or scooter can look like a simple shortcut to cheaper, cleaner transportation, but the purchase carries more
22 Things Canadians Should Check Before Financing a Big Purchase
A manageable payment can make an expensive purchase feel surprisingly ordinary. The real commitment, however, sits behind the payment: the
19 Ways Canadian Banks Benefit From Summer Overspending
Summer spending rarely arrives as one dramatic purchase. It builds through travel, restaurant visits, festivals, home projects and small conveniences
16 Things Canadians Should Do Before Their Next Phone Bill
A phone bill often looks routine until one small line changes the total. A disappearing promotion, roaming activation, forgotten device
Canadian Mining Royalty Firm Lines Up Up to US$150 Million for Acquisitions
Mining royalty companies are built around optionality, and LunR Royalties Corp. has just added a sizeable new layer of it.
Canadian Silver Miner Says Community Blockade Has Shut Mexico Mine Since Aug. 12
A road, medical support and access to water have become the fault lines in a dispute that has stopped production
Bald Range Wildfire Puts B.C. Prevention Strategy Back Under Scrutiny as Okanagan Contractor Calls for More Fuel Reduction
The Bald Range wildfire has become more than another difficult entry in British Columbia’s fire season. After racing toward Okanagan
Canadian Miner OceanaGold Makes A$776 Million Australia Bet in Its First Acquisition Down Under
OceanaGold is making its first acquisition in Australia with a deal that puts one of Western Australia’s more advanced undeveloped
Poilievre Accuses Liberals of Distorting Tory Candidate’s Remarks After Voters Raise Concerns About His Style
A question inside a West Vancouver seniors’ residence has turned into a broader fight over Pierre Poilievre’s political style and
B.C. Housing-Density Fight Hits the Street as Delta Residents Rally Two Months Before Municipal Vote
A long-running argument over how Delta should absorb more housing has moved from council chambers and planning documents into public
Ottawa Calls Trump Trade Talks ‘Constructive’ as Poilievre Says ‘No More Concessions’ Before 50% Tariff Deadline
Canada’s latest round of high-stakes trade diplomacy with Washington has ended with a cautiously positive word — “constructive” — but
Markets Now Price Borrowing Costs Rising Faster in Canada Than the U.S. Over the Next Year
Interest-rate markets are starting to tell a counterintuitive North American story. Canada still has a much lower policy rate than
Ottawa and Ford Government Put $1 Billion Behind Municipalities That Don’t Charge Development Fees
Ontario communities that have chosen not to levy development charges are getting a new route to major infrastructure funding. Ottawa
Carney Liberals Lead Poilievre 42–35 as 80% of Canadians Say U.S. Is on Wrong Track: Abacus
Canada’s federal political landscape remains tilted toward Mark Carney’s Liberals, but the latest Abacus Data numbers are less straightforward than