Canada Says Its New Investment Tax Rate Is 6.4% — Less Than Half the U.S. Rate
Canada has opened a new front in the competition for global investment, claiming its tax treatment of new business spending
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U.S. Trade Fight Pushes Canada Toward Europe — But Military Ties to Washington Are Much Harder to Break
Canada’s increasingly difficult relationship with the United States is accelerating a shift that Ottawa had discussed for years but struggled
Canadian Uranium Miner Raises Niger Project Estimate to US$777M With U.S. Agency Backing Up to US$414M
Global Atomic’s long-running effort to build the Dasa uranium mine in Niger has reached a pivotal — and considerably more
B.C. Conservative Leader Expels John Rustad and Two MLAs as Party Civil War Deepens
British Columbia’s Official Opposition has been hit by another major rupture, with Conservative Leader Kerry-Lynne Findlay removing former leader John
Tesla Reopens Roadster Orders: Canadians Need C$64,000 Up Front, Americans US$50,000
Tesla is once again taking money for its long-awaited second-generation Roadster, nearly nine years after the electric sports car first
RCMP Says U.S. Intelligence Ties Remain ‘Strong’ After Report FBI Temporarily Froze Some Co-operation
The relationship between Canada’s national police force and its most important U.S. law-enforcement partner has come under unusual scrutiny after
Carney Liberals Plan to Put Strike-Ending Powers Into Law as Unions Push Back
Canada’s long-running argument over when Ottawa should step into major strikes may soon move from emergency decisions to legislation. Prime
Trump Tariffs Leave Brampton Auto Plant in Limbo as Mayor Warns Chinese Carmakers Are Circling
Brampton’s sprawling auto plant was supposed to represent the next chapter of Canadian vehicle manufacturing. Instead, thousands of workers are
Canadian Manufacturers Rush U.S. Shipments Ahead of Trade Bans as Border Freight Pattern Breaks Down
Cross-border freight usually follows familiar rhythms: factory schedules, retail seasons, harvests and fuel costs. In 2026, trade policy is increasingly