Spy Service Expansion Debated

A new study suggests Canada should only establish a new spy service if there is a demonstrated operational need, while the existing agency is already reshaping its hiring process to meet current demands.

Pacific Link Pipeline Pledged

Government officials have committed to building the Pacific Link pipeline, framing it as essential infrastructure for Canada's future.

Real Estate Trust Acquires Upper Canada Mall

A real estate trust has purchased Upper Canada Mall for $411 million, marking a significant commercial property transaction.

Open Banking Presents Risks and Opportunities

Canada's banking sector faces both challenges and potential benefits as open banking regulations reshape financial services competition.

Air Ambulance Debris Found

The U.S. Coast Guard has located debris from a missing Ontario-based air ambulance carrying six people, including four Canadians.

Trade Tensions Over Dairy and Agriculture

Canada secured a dairy trade win on U.S. soil, though farmers remain concerned about broader trade war impacts under Trump administration policies.

Canada Faces U.S. Scapegoating

Analysts warn that Canada has become a target in U.S. political rhetoric, with potentially significant economic consequences for the country.

Alberta Referendum Raises Economic Concerns

Internal government documents reveal Ottawa's economic worries regarding a potential Alberta referendum, signaling federal concerns about national unity and fiscal impact.

National Identity Debate at Church Forum

A church-hosted referendum debate examines whether Canada has a distinct core identity or a Judeo-Christian foundation, reflecting broader national identity questions.

Panda Game Returns to Ottawa

The Panda Game is returning Sunday, with Ottawa preparing for significant crowds attending the event.

TIES Index Climbs in Canada

The TIES index has risen, signaling a stronger economic start for Canada.

First Project of National Interest Designated

Canada has designated its first project of national interest, a move carrying significant political weight for infrastructure development.

Nova Scotia Farmers Benefit from Fall Rains

A rainy late summer and early fall have provided favorable conditions for Nova Scotia farmers, supporting agricultural productivity.