Exporters are stampeding to certify their goods under North America’s free trade pact to avoid new tariffs imposed by the United States, with many wondering whether they’ll qualify or what
Shopify Inc. is doubling down on artificial intelligence with a series of new policies that will make the technology a “fundamental expectation” for all staff by embedding it into everything
Roughly one in three Canadian businesses now assume there will be a recession in this country over the next year, a Bank of Canada survey released Monday shows. The Bank
With the ongoing economic uncertainty created by Donald Trump’s tariffs, the Ontario government says it is deferring a number of taxes for businesses to free up cash flow. “We can’t
Descrease article font size Increase article font size In an unexpected move, an Ontario judge has asked lawyers to return to court today in the challenge to a new provincial law that
Liberal Leader Mark Carney is starting off his Western Canada campaign stops by drawing a contrast with Alberta Premier Danielle Smith. Carney arrived late Sunday in Victoria, B.C., his first
Animal shelters across Nova Scotia are struggling to keep pet food pantries stocked, highlighting a 50-per cent increase in demand since last year. Bide Awhile, a shelter in Dartmouth that
As extreme weather events lead to the largest year on record for insurance claims, home insurance rates are on the rise. In 2025, home insurance rates have risen 5.28 per
In February, a man from southern Alberta flew to South America to return an ancient artefact his family had been gifted decades before. Dan McDougall from Okotoks, Alta., says a
By Staff The Canadian Press Posted April 6, 2025 1:47 pm 1 min read Descrease article font size Increase article font size Hydro One says the number of customers without