Trudeau says Canada will push back on ‘unacceptable’ U.S. tariffs – National
By Anja Karadeglija The Canadian Press Posted February 11, 2025 7:38 am 1 min read Descrease article font …
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Another ride-hailing service rolls into Ontario with several challenges awaiting it
Competition for Uber and Lyft is rolling into Canada. Estonian company Bolt announced Tuesday that it has launched …
X and ‘municipal values’: Why a Halifax councillor wants the city to stop using it – Halifax
Halifax council is being asked to consider not using the social media platform X because it goes against …
Canadian woman’s teddy bear part of exhibit at Paris’ Louvre Museum
A Canadian woman’s stuffed teddy bear creation is part of an exhibit at Paris’ prestigious Louvre Museum. Quebec …
Premiers head to Washington amid U.S. tariff threat. What to expect – National
Canada’s premiers are heading to Washington, D.C., on Tuesday on a diplomatic mission to underscore the Canada-U.S. trading …
Message to U.S. lawmakers is ‘mutually assured damage’ from tariffs, Eby says – BC
British Columbia Premier David Eby says he’s hopeful a trip to Washington, D.C., will help convince U.S. decision-makers …
Saskatchewan government announces special warrants for nearly $1B in new spending
The Saskatchewan government has announced over $920 million in additional funding on Monday to “address cost pressures and …
What Trump’s steel, aluminum tariff threats could mean for Canada – National
U.S. President Donald Trump announced Monday he will impose tariffs of 25 per cent on steel and aluminum …
Save the old RAM: Task force fights demolition of former Royal Alberta Museum building
A task force has been created to save the old Royal Alberta Museum building in Glenora. The former …
Grocery stores help shoppers buy local but expert says U.S. boycott likely won’t last – Okanagan
At Lakeview Market in Kelowna, B.C., many labels are being changed to help answer questions staff are fielding …