Rama's 81st Pilgrimage Draws Crowds Despite Rain

Pilgrims gathered for Rama's 81st annual pilgrimage on September 16, with attendance unaffected by showers throughout the day. The event proceeded as planned despite wet weather conditions.

EU Invites Canada to Become First-Ever Associate Member

The European Union's chief has opened the door for Canada to become the bloc's first associate member, marking a significant diplomatic shift as Canada explores alternatives amid U.S. trade tensions. Multiple EU leaders have signaled support for this unprecedented arrangement.

Canada Investment Summit Unlocks Nearly $500 Billion in New Investment

The first Canada Investment Summit generated commitments for nearly $500 billion in new investment, with the government expanding tax breaks through a new Productivity Mega Deduction to attract business. Officials describe the initiative as a game-changer for investment competitiveness.

Canada Walks Away from U.S. Trade Talks

Former Prime Minister Stephen Harper stated that Canada had no choice but to withdraw from U.S. trade negotiations, citing the breakdown in discussions. The move reflects escalating tensions over tariffs and trade policy.

U.S. Tariffs Squeeze Canadian Lumber Exports

U.S. lumber wholesalers are facing pressure from Trump administration tariffs on Canadian softwood imports, disrupting supply chains and pricing in the North American lumber market.

Latest U.S. Tariffs Hit Select Canadian Goods; Others Lifted

The U.S. has imposed tariffs on a limited number of Canadian goods while removing duties on others, creating a mixed picture for Canadian exporters navigating the shifting trade landscape.

Mark Carney Pursues 'Unique Alliance' with EU Amid U.S. Trade War

Canada's leadership is exploring a strategic alliance with the European Union as an alternative to U.S. trade arrangements, though legal experts note there are constitutional limits to such arrangements. Carney's European visit is attracting significant attention from a continent concerned about U.S. trade policy.

EU Rebuffs Carney's 'Unique Alliance' Proposal

Despite initial openness to associate membership, the European Union has rejected Carney's broader concept of a unique alliance with Canada, signaling limits to the relationship.

Could Canada Join the EU? Fact Check

Amid discussions of closer ties with Europe, analysts examine the legal and practical feasibility of deeper Canada-EU integration, clarifying what associate membership would and would not entail.

Canada's Last Unique Lake Is Gone

A lake that was the last of its kind in Canada has disappeared, marking an environmental loss with implications for the country's ecological diversity.

AI 'Fearmongering' Could Undermine Canada's Investment Opportunity

A top Canadian CEO warns that excessive concern about artificial intelligence risks could jeopardize the country's rare competitive advantage in attracting global business investment.