Trump's 50% tariffs on Canada take effect

The U.S. has implemented 50% tariffs on Canadian goods, prompting Prime Minister Carney to vow retaliation. Trade negotiations remain stalled with U.S. officials describing key issues as 'quite difficult to resolve.'

Ontario Premier Doug Ford clashes with Trump over trade war

A public feud has erupted between Trump and Ontario's Doug Ford amid the escalating U.S.-Canada trade tensions, with Trump characterizing Canada as a 'bully' in trade relations.

Canada fast-tracks $44-billion Alberta to B.C. oil pipeline

The federal government has accelerated approval of a major $44-billion pipeline project connecting Alberta oil production to British Columbia, marking a significant infrastructure investment.

Canada's first 'project of national interest' unveiled under PM Carney

Prime Minister Carney has revealed Canada's inaugural project designated under new national interest legislation, signaling a shift in infrastructure prioritization.

Bank of Canada rate tool 'too blunt' for housing crisis

A Bank of Canada official has acknowledged that the central bank's key interest rate is an inadequate tool for addressing Canada's housing affordability crisis, suggesting alternative policy approaches are needed.

Canada Post labor negotiations break down

Bargaining between Canada Post and the Public Service Alliance of Canada has collapsed, with the union declaring an impasse in contract negotiations.

Canada invites 3,500 tradespeople for permanent residence

The federal government is opening a pathway for 3,500 skilled tradespeople to apply for permanent residence, addressing labor shortages in critical sectors.

Newfoundland and Labrador explores pharmacare agreement

The province is negotiating a potential provincial-federal agreement on pharmacare coverage, as part of broader national health policy discussions.

AI agents attempted to breach Library and Archives Canada

A cybersecurity research firm has reported that AI-powered agents attempted to hack the Library and Archives Canada website, highlighting emerging threats to government digital infrastructure.

Edmonton man charged with death threat against PM

The RCMP has charged an Edmonton resident with making an alleged death threat against Canada's prime minister, triggering a federal security investigation.

Trump claims Canada has exploited U.S. farmers

The U.S. president has accused Canada of taking advantage of American farmers, adding another layer to the ongoing trade dispute between the two nations.

Rogers brings Backstreet Boys to Canada

Telecom company Rogers has announced a major concert tour bringing the Backstreet Boys to Canadian venues as part of a sponsorship initiative.