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For commuters who have watched Hurontario Street remain a construction corridor year after year, the Hazel McCallion Line’s delay is

Tariff battles can sound distant until they reach a checkout counter. In Newfoundland and Labrador, that link is becoming harder

A labour vote in Ontario has done something increasingly rare in North America’s auto industry: it has put fresh product

Canada’s auto industry is staring at a threat that goes well beyond another increase in border costs. U.S. President Donald

A growing share of Canadian employees are showing up for work with less energy, more financial strain and a worsening

A Conservative seat that looked secure only a few years ago has become one of the most closely watched federal

Canadian federal politics has shifted sharply as the latest Canada-U.S. trade confrontation moves from diplomatic drama into voter judgment. Liaison

Canada’s confrontation with the United States is reshaping the political landscape at home, at least for now. New Abacus Data

Quebec’s political agenda has been pulled sharply south of the border. In Abacus Data’s late-August tracking, 63% of Quebec respondents