Quebec’s election entered its final week with a late-breaking dispute over possible U.S. interference now competing with the campaign’s domestic

For some Ottawa businesses, the Canada–U.S. trade dispute is no longer an abstract argument about percentages and negotiating positions. It

Canada’s escalating trade dispute with the United States is beginning to show up in places far removed from negotiating rooms

Canada’s Arctic has moved from the edge of national security planning to the centre of it. Ottawa is committing tens

Canada’s confrontation with Washington is creating one of the sharpest political divides in the country, but the headline number requires

The gap is unusually wide. In fresh national polling conducted from September 18 to 23, 2026, 48% of Canadians said

Canadians are giving the federal government two very different report cards. A new Abacus Data poll finds 57% approve of

Canada’s biggest worries are no longer confined to problems inside its own borders. New national figures show Donald Trump and

For Canadians who regularly ship parcels, Monday brings another noticeable increase in the cost formula behind Canada Post deliveries. The