Unifor Backs Carney’s Trump Tariffs but Says Ottawa’s Worker Protections Still Fall Short
Canada’s escalating trade confrontation with the United States has created an unusual alignment between organized labour and Prime Minister Mark
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Ford’s PCs Retake Ontario Lead as 83% Back Matching Trump Tariffs — but Carney Liberals Still Lead Federally 48%-36%
Ontario politics has swung sharply in a month, with Premier Doug Ford’s Progressive Conservatives moving back ahead of the Ontario
Scotiabank Profit Jumps 17% to $2.95 Billion Despite U.S. Trade Tensions
Scotiabank delivered one of its strongest quarters in years just as Canada’s economic relationship with the United States became considerably
Back-to-School Lunch Basket Drops 2.8% — but Tariff Escalation Threatens the Relief
Canadian families have received a rare piece of encouraging grocery news just as lunch boxes return to kitchen counters. A
Canadian Fintech Investment Falls More Than 40% Year Over Year as Investors Make Fewer Bets
Canadian fintech funding has entered a more selective phase. Investment reached US$996.7 million across 47 deals in the first half
BMO Takes $962-Million Charge as Canadian Banking Profit Climbs 16%
Bank of Montreal delivered a quarter with two very different stories sitting on the same income statement. A $962-million after-tax
Investors Poured Into Canadian ETFs at Fastest Pace in Four Years Just Before U.S. Trade Talks Collapsed
Investors were leaning into Canada just as one of the country’s biggest economic risks was about to intensify. Canada-focused exchange-traded
Kenney and Notley Join Forces Against Alberta Separation as U.S. Trade War Raises Stakes
Two former Alberta premiers who once fought bitterly over the province’s direction are now standing on the same side of
Canadian Consumer Debt Hits Record $2.64 Trillion as Borrowing Growth Outruns Credit-User Growth
Canada’s debt pile is growing faster than the population using credit, creating a revealing split in household finances. Consumer debt