Quebec Election Opens With Trump Trade Threats and Another Sovereignty Fight Hanging Over the Campaign
Canadian households have spent years adjusting to higher borrowing costs, but the strain is becoming harder to hide. Total consumer
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Liberals Hold 11-Point Lead Over Conservatives — but Pollster Warns Trump Trade Fallout Has Barely Hit the Numbers
Canada’s federal political picture still looks comfortable for the Liberals, but the newest numbers come with unusually important fine print.
Seven in 10 First-Time Buyers Now Need a Joint Mortgage as Family Help Becomes Bigger Part of Homeownership
Buying a first home in Canada increasingly looks less like a single household milestone and more like a family financing
Canadian Consumer Debt Hits $2.68 Trillion as Ontario Mortgage Holders Fall Further Behind
Canadian households are carrying a record-sized credit burden into the second half of 2026, but the national headline hides an
Canadian Dollar Drops 0.5% as Markets Price In Trump’s New Tariffs and Failed Trade Talks
Canada’s dollar started the week with a sharp reminder that trade policy can move financial markets almost as quickly as
Canada’s U.S. Ambassador Says Trade Deal Fell Apart When the Fine Print Didn’t Match What Ottawa Thought It Had Agreed To
For days, Canada and the United States appeared to be moving toward a deal that could cool one of the
Poilievre Demands Carney Recall Parliament and Reveal the U.S. Trade Deal Canada Rejected
Canada’s rapidly escalating trade confrontation with the United States has opened a new political front in Ottawa. Conservative Leader Pierre
Vancouver Whitecaps Crush FC Dallas 5-0 and Take Back Top Spot in the West
Vancouver Whitecaps FC needed a response, and they produced one of their most emphatic performances of the season. Three days
39th-Ranked Canadian Duo Knocks Off World No. 1 Team in Montreal
A ranking gap that looked enormous on paper disappeared on the sand in Montreal. Canada’s Sam Schachter and Jonathan Pickett,