March 2026

Canada could utilize EU loans for next-generation warplane and submarine acquisitions.

Leave a Comment / Finance / By Theo Lawson

Canada Eyes EU Loans to Fund New Fighter Jets and Submarines In a bold strategic maneuver, Canada is exploring a novel financial pathway to modernize its aging military hardware. According to recent reports, Ottawa is actively considering leveraging loan facilities from the European Union to underwrite the colossal costs of acquiring next-generation fighter aircraft and […]

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Canada Introduces New Dynamic 2026 Settlement Pathways To Help Temporary Residents Stay Permanently While Boosting Productivity Innovation And Long-Term Growth Across Travel And Tourism – Travel And Tour World

Leave a Comment / Travel / By Jenna Kessler

Canada’s 2026 Immigration Pathways Boost Travel and Tourism Innovation For years, Canada’s travel and tourism sector has been a vital engine of the economy, celebrated for its stunning natural landscapes and vibrant cities. Yet, like many nations, it faces a persistent challenge: a critical shortage of skilled workers. From hotel management and culinary arts to

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Asia Hogan-Rochester: Canada star signs for Sale

Leave a Comment / Sports / By Liana Moreau

Sale Sharks Make Major Move: Sign Canadian International Asia Hogan-Rochester In a significant boost to their squad for the upcoming season, the Sale Sharks have announced the high-profile signing of Canadian international back-rower, Asia Hogan-Rochester. The move sees the powerful and versatile forward join the Premiership side from Exeter Chiefs, marking a key piece of

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Opinion: Energy projects help power Atlantic Canada’s economy

Leave a Comment / Opinion / By Miles Keaton

How Atlantic Canada’s Energy Boom Fuels Economic Growth For decades, Atlantic Canada’s economic narrative was often one of outmigration and struggle. Today, a powerful new story is being written, one powered by a surge in strategic energy development. From offshore wind and green hydrogen to traditional oil and gas, the region is harnessing its vast

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The Canadian Business Hall of Fame, in partnership with Junior Achievement of Canada, proudly announces the 2026 Inductees to the Order of the Canadian Business Hall of Fame

Leave a Comment / Business / By Elara Hale

Visionary Leaders to be Immortalized: The 2026 Canadian Business Hall of Fame Inductees In a celebration of enduring impact and transformative leadership, Junior Achievement (JA) Canada and the Canadian Business Hall of Fame have proudly unveiled the distinguished individuals selected for induction in 2026. This prestigious honor, the Order of the Canadian Business Hall of

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Paul Perrier Takes Over as Golf Canada’s New Chief Sport Officer

Leave a Comment / Sports / By Liana Moreau

Golf Canada Appoints Paul Perrier as New Chief Sport Officer In a strategic move to bolster its high-performance programs and athlete development pathways, Golf Canada has announced the appointment of Paul Perrier as its new Chief Sport Officer. This pivotal leadership role places Perrier at the helm of the organization’s sport department, with a clear

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Food prices could jump 4 to 6 per cent next year, says Dalhousie report

Leave a Comment / Business / By Elara Hale

Canada’s Grocery Bill to Spike 4-6% in 2025, Report Warns If you’ve felt a persistent pinch at the checkout aisle, a new forecast suggests relief is not on the menu. The latest Canada Food Price Report from Dalhousie University, the University of Guelph, and the University of Saskatchewan projects that food prices will climb by

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Trump could leave trade deal next year, top trade official says

Leave a Comment / Breaking / By Adrian Sutton

A Potential Trump Return Threatens the USMCA Trade Deal The specter of a second Donald Trump presidency is casting a long shadow over North American trade, with the landmark United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) squarely in its crosshairs. As the agreement approaches its first formal review in 2026, officials and trade experts from all three member

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Canada Luxury Fashion & Lifestyle Market Surpasses USD 15 Billion Milestone – Latest Insights by Ken Research

Leave a Comment / Lifestyle / By Morgan Whitmore

Canada’s Luxury Fashion Market Booms, Exceeds $15 Billion The landscape of Canadian retail is undergoing a remarkable transformation, one defined by discerning tastes and premium price tags. A recent surge has propelled the nation’s luxury fashion and lifestyle market to unprecedented heights, officially surpassing the monumental $15 billion USD mark. This isn’t merely a rebound;

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Canadians Stand Their Ground As U.S. Launches New Cross-Border Campaign

Leave a Comment / Travel / By Jenna Kessler

U.S. Tourism Push Meets Canadian Pride in New Cross-Border Rivalry For decades, the relationship between the United States and Canada has been characterized by friendly cooperation and mutual tourism. Americans ventured north for pristine wilderness and polite cities, while Canadians headed south for sun-drenched beaches and iconic theme parks. But a new, friendly rivalry is

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