Category - Canada News

• Despite a barrage of negative remarks about and trade actions against Canada, Americans have remained fairly positive about their northern neighbours. But that positivity is slipping. Here's why.
• What will Ottawa do with all the extra cash?
• APECO lures U.S., Canadian defense, energy, digital investors
• Taxes, red tape drive surging gas prices
• Alberta votes to stay part of Canada in decisive defeat for separatist­s
• Smythe Names Ana Mihaljevic Chief Executive Officer
• Four killed as ‘gas pipe hit in live fire exercise’
• World at a Glance
• Certain referendum Qs flip to ‘no’ as count continues
• Canada looks to China as trade diversific­ation gains momentum
• Canadians step up to give blood after CFB fire
• New lawsuit filed challengin­g Trump’s tariffs on Canada
• Banks' unclear fees stifle competitio­n, watchdog says
• What to know about registered nurse cuts at St. Joe's
• Who will blink first on trade talks?
• Chinese EV spying concerns `a reality'
• Inflation rate passes 3 per cent as higher energy costs take toll
• MORE HOMEOWNERS FALLING BEHIND ON MORTGAGES.
• Microsoft licences a `basic' way to cut federal spending: CTF
• Canada's health-care system requires innovation
• INDIGENOUS MAN WITH RECORD GETS TIME SERVED
• ALBERTANS REJECT SEPARATISM
• Steel giant chooses SW Ontario
• U.S. bringing in `a lot' of Canadians: group
• Alberta separatist­s highlight U.S. interferen­ce
• Canada reaffirms legal threat to Cliffs on Stelco job cuts
• Canadians' employment anxiety highest in Alberta, survey shows
• St. Thomas gets $19.6M amid Queen's Park, Ottawa push to cut housing costs
• New London plant real power move
• Air Canada, United eye new routes amid trade tensions
• Canadians' closeness `remarkably strong'
• Couple's access to building restored
• Referendum was to give Smith leverage in UCP
• Why aren't more refineries being built in Canada?
• U.S. bringing in `a lot' of Canadians
• Health spending not seeing results
• Why the subsidy on your electricit­y bill is falling