U.S. Tariffs Set to Hit Canada in 72 Hours

Canada and U.S. officials are meeting again as 50% tariffs are scheduled to take effect in three days. Negotiators fear the tariffs will be imposed despite ongoing talks, with provinces and Washington digging in on competing demands.

Trade Talks Declared 'Productive' Amid Tariff Deadline

Canada has declared the latest U.S. trade meeting productive, though sector-by-sector negotiations remain unresolved across agriculture, energy, and manufacturing.

Foreign Worker Permit System Flagged as 'Unsustainable'

Canada's foreign worker permit system is facing criticism for being unsustainable, raising questions about the country's immigration and labour policies.

Measles Surge Poses 'Horrific' Health Risk

Canada is experiencing a surge in measles cases, with immunologists warning of potentially horrific health consequences if the outbreak continues unchecked.

Demand for Canadian Citizenship Certificates Soaring

Applications for Canadian citizenship certificates have surged, driven largely by Americans seeking to secure Canadian status.

Arctic Defence Buildout at Risk from Contract Model

Deloitte warns that fixed-price contracts could stall Canada's Arctic defence infrastructure development, raising concerns about project timelines and costs.

Russian Uranium Shipped to Canadian-Owned U.S. Facility

Russian enriched uranium has been shipped to Westinghouse, a Canadian-owned company operating in the United States, raising geopolitical and supply chain questions.

Steelworkers Union Backs Canada Against Trump Trade Pressure

The U.S.-based Steelworkers union is publicly supporting Canada in trade disputes with the Trump administration, citing shared labour interests.

Debate Over Student Attendance in Final Grades

Canadian educators are discussing whether attendance should factor into students' final grades, reflecting broader questions about assessment and accountability.

Opposition Calls for Extended Fuel Tax Suspension

Conservative Leader Poilievre is urging the government to keep the fuel excise tax suspended until Canada Day, citing cost-of-living pressures.

Doka Canada Secures 10-Year Annacis Island Lease

Construction formwork company Doka Canada has signed a 10-year lease on Annacis Island from Grosvenor, expanding its Canadian operations.