Poilievre Tells Carney to Keep 10-Cent Gas-Tax Break Until Canada Day 2027
With the clock ticking toward the end of Ottawa’s temporary fuel-tax relief, Pierre Poilievre is pressing Prime Minister Mark Carney
U.S. Trade Terms Leave 10–15% Auto Tariffs on the Table While Canadian Lumber Duties Stay Near 45%: Sources
Canada and the United States are nearing a tariff deadline with a potential compromise taking shape, but the emerging terms
53% of U.S. Voters Say They’re Worse Off Under Trump as His 50% Canada Tariff Deadline Nears: FT Poll
Economic confidence can deteriorate long before every national indicator flashes red. Fresh Financial Times/Focaldata findings show more than 53% of
Canada Tries to Convince Americans They Need Canadian Supply Chains as Tariff Clock Runs Down
Canada’s trade strategy is increasingly built around a simple argument: disrupting Canadian supply chains would not stop at the border.
Trump’s Tariff Deadline Puts CUSMA Itself on the Line as Canadian Officials Work Through the Weekend
A trade deadline that might once have looked like another bargaining tactic is now pressing directly against the rules that
Canadian Farmers Go Around Washington as Trump Tariff Fight Moves Into Republican Farm Country
The Canada-U.S. tariff fight is increasingly being argued far from Washington’s committee rooms and negotiating tables. At the Iowa State
Canada Sends Ambassador Into Iowa as Ottawa Tries to Build U.S. Pressure Against Trump’s Tariffs From the States Up
Canada’s latest trade argument in Washington is also being made hundreds of kilometres away, beside livestock barns, food stands and
Canada-U.S. Trade Talks Spill Into Weekend as Trump’s 50% Tariff Deadline Moves Within Three Days
Canada’s latest trade confrontation with the United States has entered its most compressed phase yet. With President Donald Trump’s new
Canada Takes Trade Fight to Iowa as Manitoba Tells Americans 2 Million Pigs a Year Cross Into the State
At the Iowa State Fair, the Canada-U.S. trade dispute is being translated from tariff percentages and negotiating tables into something
3,000 Ontario Municipal Leaders Converge on Ottawa as Housing Costs Put Pressure on Ford and Ottawa
More than 3,000 municipal delegates are gathering in Ottawa at a moment when the cost of housing has become inseparable
B.C. Conservative Leader Blames NDP as Mill Closures, Housing Costs Push Young People Out
British Columbia’s economic anxieties are colliding in places such as Prince George, where the loss of a major pulp mill
Liberals Lead Conservatives by 7 as Trump Tariff Deadline Looms and Quebec Support Slips: Abacus
Canada’s federal political landscape looks stable from a distance, but the latest numbers reveal movement beneath the surface. Abacus Data’s
Canada Sanctions Five Iranian Officials Over Efforts to Block Navigation Through Strait of Hormuz
Canada has added five senior Iranian figures to its sanctions list as the crisis around the Strait of Hormuz continues
Former B.C. Conservative Leadership Rival Quits Party, Says He No Longer Fits Its ‘New Direction’
British Columbia’s political right is facing another test of whether its once-broad coalition can hold together. Kamloops Centre MLA Peter
Alberta Delays School Flag Restrictions and Weekly National-Anthem Rule Weeks Before Classes Resume
Alberta schools are heading toward September with one less immediate policy change to manage. The province has delayed planned restrictions
Ford Government Wins Court Fight Clearing Way to Remove 19 km of Toronto Bike Lanes
A fight over a stretch of Toronto pavement has become a much larger argument about who gets to make public
Gas Tax Holiday Ends Sept. 7; Expert Sees 10–11¢-a-Litre Jump Before Winter Fuel Brings Relief
Canada’s temporary break from the federal fuel excise tax is approaching its scheduled end, setting up an unusual September at
Ontario Orders Cash Up Front for Bail — With Bank Garnishment and Property Seizures for Unpaid Debts
Ontario is about to make a financial promise at bail much more tangible. Beginning August 17, when a release order