March 2026

Alberta Signs Deal with Carney Gov to Advance B.C. Pipeline

Leave a Comment / Politics / By Riley Thorne

In a landmark move that signals a potential thaw in one of Canada’s most contentious political relationships, the governments of Alberta and Ottawa have announced a new Memorandum of Understanding (MOU). This agreement aims to establish a framework for collaboration on strategic energy infrastructure, a breakthrough that could reshape the nation’s economic and environmental future. […]

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These are the best Black Friday tech deals in Canada

Leave a Comment / Tech / By Serena Marquez

The air is getting crisp, and the holiday spirit is beginning to stir, which can only mean one thing for savvy shoppers across Canada: Black Friday 2025 is just around the corner. This annual shopping extravaganza has evolved from a single day of doorbusters into a weeks-long event, offering unparalleled opportunities to score massive discounts

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Liberal MP Resigns from Carney’s Cabinet Over Alberta Deal

Leave a Comment / Politics / By Riley Thorne

In a dramatic move that underscores the deep political fissures over Canada’s climate policy, Liberal MP Ya’ara Saks has resigned from her role in Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s cabinet. Her departure comes as a direct protest against the federal government’s recent energy agreement with the province of Alberta, a deal she asserts fails to adequately

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Quebec Liberal Party Turmoil Boosts PQ’s Election Prospects

Leave a Comment / Opinion / By Miles Keaton

The political landscape in Quebec is undergoing a seismic shift. For decades, the Quebec Liberal Party (QLP) has been a dominant force, often acting as the federalist bulwark against the sovereignty-driven Parti Québécois (PQ). Today, however, that pillar of stability is crumbling. A profound internal crisis within the Liberal party is not just a story

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Deetken Impact Boosts Climate Finance as Canada Joins Fund

Leave a Comment / Finance / By Theo Lawson

In a significant move that amplifies the global fight against climate change, the Government of Canada has officially become an anchor investor in the Deetken Inclusive Climate Action Fund (ICAF). This strategic partnership, announced recently, marks a pivotal moment for climate finance in the Global South. The commitment from Canada signals a powerful, unified approach

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Severe Weather Hits Canada’s Home Insurance Market

Leave a Comment / Business / By Elara Hale

For generations, purchasing home insurance in Canada was a relatively straightforward affair. It was a standard box to check during the home-buying process, a formality to protect against predictable risks like fire or theft. Today, that reality is rapidly vanishing, replaced by a new, more complex landscape directly shaped by the escalating impacts of climate

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Canada, Saskatchewan Extend Early Learning Agreement

Leave a Comment / Finance / By Theo Lawson

In a significant move for families across the province, the Governments of Canada and Saskatchewan have announced a pivotal extension to their early learning and child care agreement. This renewed partnership ensures the continued implementation and expansion of the transformative $10-a-day child care initiative, a cornerstone of the national Canada-wide Early Learning and Child Care

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Business owners give mixed reaction to the Budget

Leave a Comment / Business / By Elara Hale

The unveiling of a new government budget is always a moment of high anticipation for the business community. It’s a blueprint that can either fuel growth and innovation or introduce new complexities and costs. The latest fiscal plan has landed, and the reaction from the corporate sector is anything but uniform. From boardrooms to small

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Stagnation threatens wealth gains for young Canadians

Leave a Comment / Breaking / By Adrian Sutton

The promise of a prosperous future, once a given for generations of Canadians, is facing a formidable challenge: economic stagnation. For young people today, the traditional pathways to building wealth—a good job, home ownership, and a secure retirement—feel increasingly out of reach. Wages are struggling to keep pace with the soaring costs of living, and

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American Airlines, JetBlue Face Luggage Disruptions

Leave a Comment / Travel / By Jenna Kessler

The travel industry is currently navigating a tale of two powerful, yet opposing, trends. On one hand, a surge in wanderlust is fueling an unprecedented boom across North America, with destinations from Canada to the Bahamas reporting record-breaking interest. On the other hand, this resurgence in travel has been accompanied by a frustrating and costly

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Alberta Signs Deal with Carney Gov to Advance B.C. Pipeline

These are the best Black Friday tech deals in Canada

Liberal MP Resigns from Carney’s Cabinet Over Alberta Deal

Quebec Liberal Party Turmoil Boosts PQ’s Election Prospects

Deetken Impact Boosts Climate Finance as Canada Joins Fund

Severe Weather Hits Canada’s Home Insurance Market

Canada, Saskatchewan Extend Early Learning Agreement

Business owners give mixed reaction to the Budget

Stagnation threatens wealth gains for young Canadians

American Airlines, JetBlue Face Luggage Disruptions

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