Laila Sorrento

North America’s auto trade fight is moving into a new phase. Mexico has proposed sharply reducing the U.S. tariff burden

Canada’s latest trade fight with Washington carries a risk that extends beyond the economic damage caused by tariffs. The pressure

For many Canadian households, the biggest expense of 2025 was not the mortgage, the grocery bill or a closet full

Toronto’s housing market is sending an unusual message: homes are getting cheaper, but many would-be buyers still are not convinced

Canada and the United States are entering the most consequential stretch yet in their renewed trade confrontation. Canadian officials are

Ontario has redrawn a politically sensitive line around who can access its two main social-assistance programs. Effective August 13, 2026,

The strain on Canada’s small-business economy is becoming harder to dismiss. New national polling released on August 12 found that

Ontario’s massive transit agency is facing a new kind of scrutiny—this time focused not on tracks, tunnels or construction schedules,

Canada’s border may soon be watched from hundreds of kilometres above Earth, with artificial intelligence helping Mounties decide where to