Ontario Awards 20-Year Deal for Massive Battery Co-Owned by First Nation
Ontario’s next wave of electricity infrastructure will include a battery powerful enough to supply a small city during its busiest
Macklem Says Canada’s 3.2% Inflation Spike Is Concentrated in Oil—but Food Prices Remain a Concern
Canada’s inflation rate has climbed above the Bank of Canada’s control range, but Governor Tiff Macklem is urging Canadians to
U.S. Visits to Canada Rise 6.9% as Canadian Cross-Border Trips Increase Just 1.8%: StatCan
Cross-border travel between Canada and the United States moved back into positive territory in April 2026, but the recovery was
77% of Gen Z Would Consider Leaving Canada’s Biggest Cities for Cheaper Housing—More Than Double Boomers
Canada’s largest cities have long offered the strongest concentration of jobs, universities, transit and entertainment. Yet for many young adults,
Homebuyers Cut Vacations and Tap Retirement Savings as 78% Say Ownership Demands More Sacrifice
Homeownership has always demanded patience, but for many Canadians the down payment is now being assembled from pieces of life
Most Canadians Now See China as a Major Threat, Poll Finds
Canada’s renewed effort to improve relations with Beijing is colliding with a powerful current of public unease. Newly reported federal
20 Things Canadian Parents Should Budget For Once School Ends
School may close its doors for summer, but family spending often opens a dozen new tabs at once. Across Canada,
17 Backyard Expenses Canadians Underestimate Every Summer
Summer makes a Canadian backyard feel like a second living room, but the season often brings more costs than a
15 Summer Scams Canadians Should Watch For Before Booking Anything
Summer planning often starts with a good deal: a cottage week, a cheap flight, a festival weekend, or a family
21 Ways Canadian Restaurants Add Extra Costs During Patio Season
Warm weather changes the mood of dining in Canada, but it can also change the final bill in ways that
16 Things Canadians Should Know Before Booking a Last-Minute Summer Flight
Last-minute summer flights can look exciting at first glance: a sudden deal, a free weekend, a destination that suddenly feels
18 June Money Moves Canadians Should Make Before Summer Gets Expensive
June has a way of making ordinary spending feel harmless until the long weekends, road trips, patio meals, utility bills,
20 Things Canadian Drivers Should Check Before a Long Weekend Road Trip
Long weekends in Canada have a way of turning ordinary highways into packed escape routes, whether the destination is a
Poilievre Says Canada Has Too Many Awareness Months Dividing People by Race and Gender
A calendar question at a West Vancouver town hall quickly became a much larger argument about Canadian identity. Conservative Leader
Joly Tells Chinese EV Makers to ‘Build Where You Sell’ as Ottawa Sets Four Conditions
Canada’s courtship of Chinese electric-vehicle manufacturers is no longer simply about opening dealership doors. Industry Minister Mélanie Joly travelled to
Carney Welcomes Canada–Croatia Drone Deal as Bilateral Trade Jumps 500%
A relationship once driven largely by cultural ties and tourism is becoming increasingly commercial, technological and strategic. Prime Minister Mark
Trump Tariffs Hang Over Contract Fight for Nearly 19,000 Canadian Auto Workers
A contract negotiation that would normally centre on wages, pensions and benefits is unfolding under a much larger threat. Unifor
One in Five Unemployed Young Canadians Has Been Jobless for at Least Six Months
Canada’s latest employment rebound offered some welcome relief, but it did not erase a more troubling development beneath the headline