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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 […]

How to Support Canadian Businesses on a Smart Budget In today’s economy, every dollar counts. Many of us want to make choices that support our local communities and national economy, but the perception is that “buying Canadian” often comes with a higher price tag. The good news? You can align your values with your budget.

Meet Canada’s Favourite Crossing Guard from British Columbia In a world that often feels rushed and impersonal, a beacon of community spirit shines brightly at a school crossing in British Columbia. Recently, a heartwarming story emerged, celebrating a local hero whose simple, consistent acts of kindness have captured the hearts of a nation. A dedicated

Over 27,000 Canadian Federal Employees Earned $150K Last Year: A Deep Dive A recent disclosure has brought the compensation of Canada’s federal public service into sharp focus. Data reveals that in the last fiscal year, more than 27,000 government employees received salaries of $150,000 or more. This figure, which encompasses a wide range of roles

Why Canadian Grocery Bills Will Jump $1,000 in 2026 If you’ve felt a persistent pinch at the checkout counter, you’re not imagining it. A new, stark projection confirms what many Canadian families already know in their budgets: grocery inflation is not a temporary blip. Recent analysis indicates that the average Canadian family is on track

Canada Hits 100,000 Express Entry ITAs in 2025 With Record CEC Draw In a landmark moment for Canadian immigration, the federal government has officially issued over 100,000 Invitations to Apply (ITAs) for permanent residence through the Express Entry system in 2025. This significant milestone was propelled by the largest Canadian Experience Class (CEC) draw of

Severe Flooding in British Columbia Forces Hundreds to Evacuate A powerful atmospheric river has unleashed devastating floods across southwestern British Columbia, forcing hundreds of residents from their homes, cutting off major highways, and prompting a local state of emergency. The relentless rainfall, which began intensifying earlier this week, has saturated the ground and pushed rivers

Trump’s Ambassador to Canada Faces Tough Questions in Ottawa The atmosphere was charged in the nation’s capital as the newly confirmed U.S. Ambassador to Canada, a key political ally of former President Donald Trump, faced his first major public grilling before a Canadian parliamentary committee. The session, which had been highly anticipated since his arrival

What Happens When Canada’s Parliament Takes a Six-Week Break? As the snow begins to fall over Ottawa, a familiar seasonal shift occurs on Parliament Hill. The clamour of Question Period fades, the committee rooms fall silent, and the green carpets of the House of Commons see little foot traffic. Canada’s federal politicians are heading back

The political rivalry between Somali American Representative Ilhan Omar of Minnesota and former President Donald Trump has often captured national attention. Their latest clash — centered on allegations involving Somali pirates, immigration issues, and claims of fraud — reignited deep divisions in American politics. At the heart of the controversy were sharp exchanges, accusations of