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A powerful three-month market run has pushed Canada’s largest pension fund to $863.6 billion in net assets. CPP Investments ended

With an August 19 tariff deadline bearing down, many Canadian exporters are making a striking choice: they are not flooding

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