Category - Canada News

• Trump signs order renaming Lake Ontario
• CUSMA REVIEWS LIKELY ON ICE: FORMER NEGOTIATOR
• Residents shared mixed responses on urban hen survey
• Lake Ontario? I’ll change it to Lake America, raging Trump warns Canada
• Post’s Canadian Readers Debate Trump’s Tariffs
• Cebu province wary of rising dengue cases
• Energy plans announced
• Anyone else need a touch of suncream?
• Keystone XL could help unlock trade deal
• The premiers of Ontario and Quebec are among leaders pushing to cut energy exports to the U.S. amid trade turmoil, but such a move lacks power these days, Tristin Hopper writes.
• 30 Canadians and permanent residents among missing after floods in Nepal, Tibet
• Trump’s actions may hit wallets
• The breathtaki­ng beauty of Canada
• Canada recruits dozens of foreign scientists, researcher­s, poaching many from U.S.
• Trudeau love drunk over Perry
• How they see us: Canadians put elbows back up
• Mohegan gives up exclusive Niagara Falls gaming rights
• Calgary on screen
• Canada Retaliates With Duties Hitting American Apparel Products
• Haitians face ‘dire’ risks fleeing to Canada
• Trump jibe amid Canada row
• Naga City public health system receives boost from Okada Foundation
• Musical Destinatio­ns Charlotte Smith heads to Calgary in Canada
• Trump’s policies find an unlikely beneficiar­y: Canadian stocks
• Canada planning tariffs as high as 50% against U.S.
• U.S., CANADA HOLDING LAST-MINUTE TALKS TO STOP TRUMP’S 50% TARIFFS
• One dead after Canada plane hits car
• China, Canada see new scope for green ties
• Carney faces ticking clock on support for tough tactics
• State wineries brace for impact
• Canada renews push to boycott US products
• Six Canadian cities rank as top markets for tech jobs
• PQ'S open letter to Quebec anglophone­s hardly reassuring
• Shrinkflat­ion turning off many shoppers
• Trudeau receives RCMP protection on trips
• $2B Moneris sale sparks concerns
• WSIB closing several regional offices