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By Andrew Chen   China’s renewed threat of trade sanctions against Canadian canola, following Ottawa’s tariffs on its electric vehicles, marks the latest instance of an apparent retaliatory tactic by…

By Noé Chartier   With the minority Liberals having lost their guaranteed NDP backing to remain in power, Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre says he’ll introduce a government confidence motion at…

In the first debate between the two candidates, Trump and Harris sparred over abortion, the economy, and the border while avoiding new policy specifics. By Nathan Worcester, Jacob Burg, Andrew…

By Carolina Avendano   Liberal MP Alexandra Mendès says “dozens and dozens” of her constituents want Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to resign as party leader. “My constituents do not see…

By Chandra Philip   The Toronto Transit Commission (TTC) is cracking down on fare evasion by phasing out ‘no-tap’ gates at its subway stations. No-tap gates automatically open for certain…

By Andrew Chen Defence Minister Bill Blair is making his first visit to South Korea and Japan as China and Russia plan joint military exercises in nearby waters. The minister’s…

By Matthew Horwood Air Canada says it’s on the verge of suspending most of its operations, as talks between the union representing 5,200 pilots remain in a stalemate over wage…

By Noé Chartier Former Bank of Canada governor Mark Carney is joining the Liberal team to serve as adviser to Leader Justin Trudeau on economic growth. “As Chair of the…

A dual-income couple stands to lose about $16,500 per year, according to the analysis. By Naveen Athrappully   Social Security recipients stand to lose more than a fifth of their…

By Andrew Chen  A majority of Canadians might hesitate to buy an electric vehicle (EV) knowing it is made in China, while an even larger proportion supports the federal tariff…