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Canada Hits Back At Trump's 50% Steel Tariffs With $1 Billion Rescue, New Quota System
Canada will introduce new measures to defend its steel industry against the impact of tariffs. Prime Minister Mark Carney announced the implementation of the plan proposed a month ago, during a visit to Hamilton-based steel fabricator Walter’s...

Canada has a rare chance to become an energy superpower. Let’s not squander it
Open this photo in gallery:A tanker loaded with the first cargo of Canadian liquefied natural gas departs from Kitimat, B.C., in June. Canada must reposition itself from a place commodities come from, to the world’s market for value-added natural...

Canada Post workers to vote on employer's final offer starting July 21
Two Canada Post letter mail deposit boxes. Image: Randy Thoms/Acadia Broadcasting More than 53,000 Canada Post workers will vote on the final offer from their employer starting July 21. According to a news release on Wednesday evening, a vote will...

Canada's Olivia Smith smashes all-time transfer record in women's football after joining Arsenal
Canada forward Olivia Smith became the most expensive player in women’s football history at a reported £1 million ($1.34 million) when Arsenal signed her from Liverpool on Thursday. The new benchmark in women’s football would surpass the £900,000...

Canada's New Energy Agenda Meets Resistance From First Nations
It’s a quintessentially Canadian story. As other countries build infrastructure to support their burgeoning economies and the transition to clean energy, Canada’s push to “go big” on major energy and mining projects is being held up by local First...

Canadians lost $103 million to deepfake crypto scams in 2025
The Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre (CAFC) reported that Canadians have lost a total of $103,172,872 to crypto investment scams in 2025. The Canadian broadcasting channel, CTV News, reported that it has been receiving reports on a weekly basis from...

Minister Hosts Reception For International Investors
17/07/2025 Economy Minister Dr Caoimhe Archibald hosted an evening reception in County L’Derry ahead of today's (July 17) beginning of The 153rd Open golf tournament for potential investors from the US, Australia, India and Europe. At the event,...

Foreign investors continue to reduce exposure to Canadian equities: StatCan

Vote on Canada Post labor contract begins Monday as losses mount
The government of Canada on Monday will begin voting for 53,000 Canada Post employees, against the wishes of their union’s leadership, on whether to ratify the state-owned company’s final contract offer. An affirmative result would end 19 months...

The Canadian F&B industry’s journey through war and peace
We continue our 85th anniversary coverage by going back to the beginning. Our first issue was published in 1940, when the world was in the middle of a devastating global war. While the first issue is lost to history, subsequent editions provide...

Climate Jihadi Allegedly Skyjacks Plane After Declaring Global Warming Will Turn 'Earth into Venus'
A man charged on Wednesday with allegedly hijacking a plane in Canada also appeared to post on Facebook that he is the “messiah sent to save humanity from climate change,” according to local reports and police. The Royal Canadian Mounted Police...

Gasification proponents see opportunity in Canada’s climate targets
Chris Corps hopes that evolving climate regulations in Canada will create an opportunity for his company to turn waste into profit via gasification technology. Corps, cofounder and CEO of Pivotal IRM, is part of a group that sees promise in...

US tariffs on Canadian aluminium impact mining giants Rio Tinto, Alcoa
Mining giant Rio Tinto faced gross costs of approximately $300m (£223.84m) due to US tariffs on its primary aluminium exports from Canada during the first half of 2025 (H1 2025). Rio Tinto’s shipments to the US in H1, amounting to approximately...

Welcome to Wrexham Lager, Canada—UK beer makes debut
Ottawa’s Ryan Reynolds and partner Rob Mac bring their UK Lager to Ontario and BC WREXHAM, Wales, July 16, 2025 — Wrexham Lager Beer Co Ltd, the oldest lager brand in the UK (1882), has officially landed in Canada through new partnerships with...

Why France and Italy Are Snubbing Trump's NATO Weapon Plan
"It's a very big deal we've made," President Donald Trump remarked in front of the world's cameras on Monday, sitting next to NATO's chief, Mark Rutte, in the Oval Office. "Mr. President, dear Donald, this is really big," Rutte said. Trump on...

Carney says Canada can be its own best customer now he’s testing that claim
Carney also pledged changes to procurement policies, requiring companies with federal contracts to use Canadian steel for public infrastructure, including “millions of homes, ports, bridges, energy infrastructure and our security and defence...

Provincial museums, galleries now part of Canada Strong Pass program
The Canada Strong Pass program is expanding to include provincial and territorial museums and galleries. Nearly 90 institutions across the country will offer free or discounted admission from now until Sept. 2. Children aged 17 and under will be...

With £1-million Arsenal signing, Canada’s Olivia Smith becomes most expensive player in women’s soccer
Open this photo in gallery:Olivia Smith's record-breaking four-year deal with Arsenal highlights increased spending in women's soccer.Francisco Macia Martinez/The Associated Press Canada forward Olivia Smith became the most expensive player in...

Will continue to buy oil from Russia, India insists after NATO threat
Unfazed by NATO secretary general Mark Rutte’s blunt warning of “100% secondary sanctions,” the government of India on Thursday indicated it felt “no pressure” as far as purchases of oil from Russia or any other country of its choice. “We will buy...

Grieg Seafood sells operations in Canada and northern Norway
NL Grieg Seafood has sold its operations in Canada and northern Norway to Cermaq — a global salmon farming company based out of Oslo. Sale includes Newfoundland assets Grieg Seafood has sold its operations in Canada and northern Norway to Cermaq —...