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Canadian Airlines Hit Passengers with Steeper Baggage Fees as Middle East Conflict Drives Fuel Costs Sky-High

It is about to cost more to check a bag on your next WestJet flight and the airline is making…

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Canada Pushes Back on U.S. Trade Demands as CUSMA Renegotiation Looms

Prime Minister Mark Carney came out swinging Thursday, making clear that Canada arrives at the trade negotiating table with its…

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Canada Greenlights Enbridge’s $4 Billion Sunrise Pipeline Expansion in British Columbia

The federal government has thrown its weight behind one of Canada’s most significant energy infrastructure investments in recent years, formally…

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Canada Suspends Federal Fuel Excise Tax as Iran War Drives Oil Prices Higher

Canadians filling up at the pump got some relief Monday as Ottawa’s temporary suspension of federal excise taxes on gasoline…

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Ford Reverses Decision on Government Jet After Public Backlash

Ontario Premier Doug Ford has scrapped plans to retain a government-owned private jet, just days after announcing its purchase, following…

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Canada Charts Course to Reduce U.S. Dependence as Political Divide Deepens

Prime Minister Mark Carney has signaled a strategic shift in Canada’s economic and geopolitical approach, warning that the country’s historically…

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Temporary Drop in Atlantic Gas Prices Sparks Concerns Amid Ongoing Iran Conflict

A brief decline in gasoline prices across Canada’s Atlantic provinces is offering short-term relief to consumers, but experts warn that…

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Canada Adds 14,000 Jobs in March as Unemployment Holds Steady at 6.7%

Canada’s labour market showed modest signs of recovery in March, with the addition of 14,000 jobs, according to Statistics Canada.…

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Haskell Border Library Adapts to Changing Security Landscapes

For over a century, the Haskell Free Library and Opera House has stood as a defiant, elegant architectural quirk: a…

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Degrees in hand, futures on hold: Canada’s graduates face a shrinking door

Every spring, a new wave of graduates steps off campus carrying transcripts, student debt, and the quiet confidence that hard…

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