Canadians Return to U.S. Travel in Bigger Numbers as Cross-Border Trips Jump 10.2%: StatCan
Canadian travel to the United States is showing its clearest signs of recovery since cross-border traffic plunged last year. In
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Canadians Sour on Americans While 79% of Americans Still View Canadians Favourably: Poll
One of the world’s closest cross-border relationships is becoming noticeably less warm from the Canadian side. Fresh Angus Reid Institute
700,000 PC Optimum Points Stolen in Minutes; Loblaw Says Compromised Email Was Behind It
It took nearly a year for an Ontario woman to build a PC Optimum balance worth hundreds of dollars. According
Refugee Health Costs Near $1B as Asylum Backlog Tops 300,000—Each Extra Month Adds $72M: Analysis
Canada’s federal health program for refugees and asylum seekers has grown into a nearly $1-billion annual expense, driven by a
Carney Leads Poilievre on Every Major Issue Tested—including Immigration, Pipelines and Trump Talks: Léger
Mark Carney’s political advantage is no longer confined to handling Donald Trump or managing the economy. New Léger polling finds
Ottawa Puts $100M Behind Canadian Steel as Trump Tariff Fight Squeezes Producers
Canada’s steel industry is being pushed into a rapid rewiring of a business model built around easy access to the
Canada Weighs Ending U.S. Booze Bans as Ottawa Hunts for Trump Tariff Relief
Canada’s politically charged boycott of American alcohol may be turning into something more valuable to Ottawa: a bargaining chip. Canadian
Doug Ford Presses Carney to Make 10¢ Federal Gas Tax Cut Permanent Before Labour Day
With Labour Day now only a month away, a temporary break at Canadian gas pumps is turning into a fresh
Canada Adds 58,000 Private-Sector Jobs as Ottawa’s Public-Sector Payroll Falls by 27,000
Canada’s labour market delivered one of its strongest surprises of 2026 in July, with employment rising by roughly 75,000 as