Trump escalates tariff threats over wildfire smoke

The U.S. President continues threatening Canada with additional tariffs, citing wildfire smoke as a grievance. The dispute has already begun affecting Canadian businesses and trade relationships.

Tariff threats already impacting Canadian businesses

Trade lawyers report that Trump's tariff threats are already costing Canadian companies money as they prepare for potential trade disruptions. Sectors including mushroom farming face particular concerns about market share losses.

Prime Minister Carney signals readiness to respond

Canada's Prime Minister has stated the country is prepared to respond if Trump's threatened tariffs are implemented, signaling potential retaliatory measures.

Red tornado warning issued for Yellowhead County

Part of Yellowhead County in Alberta is under a red tornado warning, indicating severe weather conditions in the region.

Search continues for Parker at Calgary's Nose Hill

Calgary authorities have closed Nose Hill parking lot and pathways as search operations continue for a missing person named Parker.

Canada to triple EV charging network by 2035

British Columbia has announced plans to triple the public electric vehicle charging network by 2035, supporting the country's transition to clean transportation.

Gordie Howe International Bridge criticized as poor deal

Analysis suggests the Gordie Howe International Bridge connecting Canada and the U.S. was disadvantageous for Canada from its inception, raising questions about infrastructure investment decisions.

Grocery competition concerns prompt local food hub solutions

Canada faces limited grocery market competition, with local food hubs emerging as a potential solution to improve food access and affordability for consumers.

Canadian NATO intern faces spying charges

A Canadian intern working at NATO military headquarters in Belgium is facing espionage charges, raising security concerns at the alliance.