Canadian Dollar Sinks to 14-Month Low as Bank of Canada Offers Little Relief
The Canadian dollar’s slow retreat has turned into a much more visible slide. On June 24, the loonie touched C$1.4248
Nearly Half of Calgary Businesses Would Leave Alberta if Province Separates: Chamber Poll
A political debate that once felt distant is beginning to influence real business decisions in Calgary. New data from the
Michigan Candidate Accuses Trump of Keeping $4.4-Billion Canada–U.S. Bridge Closed to Help Major Donor
A bridge built to move cars, trucks and billions of dollars in trade has become the centre of a political
American-Controlled Firms Now Hold 56% of All Foreign-Owned Corporate Assets in Canada: StatCan
Canada’s corporate economy is overwhelmingly Canadian-controlled, yet the foreign-owned portion has a distinctly American centre of gravity. Statistics Canada’s latest
Ottawa’s Sweeping Bail Crackdown Becomes Law With More Than 80 Criminal Code Changes
A major rewrite of Canada’s bail and sentencing rules has cleared Parliament, giving courts and police a broader set of
Nearly Half of Ontario Condos Are Now Valued Below $500,000 as Housing Market Retreats From Peak
Ontario’s condo market has crossed a threshold that would have seemed unlikely at the height of the housing boom. New
Ottawa Awards MDA $688-Million Contract for New Canadian Surveillance Satellite
A new Canadian eye in orbit is moving from plan to procurement. Ottawa has awarded MDA Space a $688-million contract
57% of Newcomers Regret Mortgage Size as Two-Thirds Brace for Higher Renewals
For many newcomers, buying a home has represented permanence, security and proof that years of saving have paid off. Yet
20 Mistakes Canadians Make When Booking Hotels and Airbnbs
Travel planning has become more complicated than simply choosing a nice room and clicking “reserve.” Between cleaning fees, municipal accommodation
16 Things Canadians Should Never Pack Without Checking Travel Rules First
Airport bins, border declarations, and destination-specific restrictions can turn a simple packing choice into an expensive delay. For Canadians, the
21 Hidden Costs of Moving in Canada That Hit Hard in June
Moving in June can look simple on paper: book a truck, pack the boxes, hand over the keys. In Canada,
19 Things Canadian Renters Should Check Before Moving This Summer
Summer moves can look simple from a distance: a new address, a few boxes, and a fresh start. In Canada,
17 Summer Subscriptions and Memberships Canadians Forget They’re Paying For
Summer has a way of loosening routines. Weekend trips, patio plans, kids’ activities, and half-used apps can all distract from
20 Things Canadians Should Do Before Their June Credit Card Statement Arrives
June has a way of making credit card spending look harmless until the statement lands. Patio meals, graduation gifts, long-weekend
18 Gas Saving Habits Canadian Drivers Should Use Before Summer Travel
Gas prices have a way of turning a relaxed summer drive into a rolling budget check. For Canadian drivers planning
16 Things Canadians Should Check Before Buying Concert or Festival Tickets
Concert and festival tickets can turn from exciting to expensive in a few clicks. Between resale markups, mobile-only entry, surprise
22 Ways Canadians Accidentally Overspend During Wedding Season
Wedding season can turn a few joyful weekends into a surprisingly expensive stretch of the calendar. Between travel, gifts, outfits,
19 Things Canadians Should Know Before Renting a Cottage
Cottage season has a way of making ordinary weekends feel bigger: quieter mornings, longer dinners, and lakeside plans that look