Hudson’s Bay Company secures creditor protection amid decline of Canadian department stores By Jennifer Cowan Hudson’s Bay Company (HBC) is in full liquidation mode and continues to actively seek creditor protection…
By Jennifer Cowan Ontario’s per-capita tax burden has risen to $9,406 this year, according to a study from the Fraser Institute, which notes the tax contribution per Ontarian has seen an…
By Isaac Teo Canadian representatives say they now have a clearer understanding of what U.S. President Donald Trump is pursuing through his use of tariff measures, following a meeting with Trump’s…
By Chandra Philip B.C. Conservative Leader John Rustad has introduced a bill to end twice-yearly clock changes in the province. Most parts of B.C. change the time to move forward an…
By Matthew Horwood Mark Carney has signed an order-in-council ending the consumer carbon tax as his first move as prime minister. “Consistent with the promise that I made and others supported…
By Noé Chartier The meeting of G7 countries’ top diplomats has started in Quebec, with Canadian Foreign Affairs Minister Joly saying “peace and stability” will top the agenda. Joly…
Canada and the European Union retaliate against President Donald Trump’s tariffs on steel and aluminum, targeting tens of billions of dollars’ worth of U.S. goods. We take a look at…
The measures target steel products and other items such as computers and sports equipment. By Noé Chartier The Canadian government has announced retaliatory measures after universal U.S. tariffs on steel and…
Ontario suspended its 25 percent electricity export tariff after premier and U.S. commerce secretary spoke on March 11. By Jennifer Cowan President Donald Trump will not double tariffs on Canadian steel…
By Chandra Philip The Appeal Court of Ontario says a class action lawsuit against Freedom Convoy organizers, participants, and donors for “public nuisance causing pain” should be heard. Organizers of the…