The Latest Breaking News from Canada

December Canada dollar futures present a selling opportunity on more price weakness.

Since taking office, United States President Donald Trump has used tariffs to address perceived trade deficits with other countries. He claims that other countries have cheated and pillaged the U.S. via trade deficits.

Two such groups claim they persuaded Alberta to institute sweeping public school book ban

Having fled the strictures of her Mennonite upbringing, the Canadian author searches for meaning in her older sister’s death: ‘She taught me how to stay alive’

Canadian investors have been pumping a record amount of money into U.S. markets, despite the ongoing trade tensions between the two countries.

One of Canada’s most admired writers delivers a triumphant meditation on loss, literature and the unspoken

“‘Buy Canadian’ programs seemingly don’t apply to investment portfolios,” said Warren Lovely, managing director of National Bank of Canada Financial Markets.

Turning the National Guard into a nationwide police force betrays the Founders’ vision and erodes the freedoms that make the U.S. exceptional.

Jesse Marsch named his 23-player squad for friendlies against Romania and Wales.

Public concerns about fentanyl’s proliferation across Canada have focused on overdose deaths and drug-related disorders. However, in addition to these pressing concerns, our recent research in Thunder Bay, Ont., unmasks additional impacts of Canada’s street-based drug economy.

Canada’s recent federal election reversed a trend of declining voter turnout, increasing by more than six percentage points over 2021. Elections Canada reported a turnout of almost 70 per cent, the highest level in 32 years.