OTTAWA: A new economic outlook from Deloitte Canada suggests that the Canadian economy is entering a period of “slow growth mode,” with projections for 2026
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Waterloo Housing Market Sees Slump in Sales as Federal Tax Breaks Aim to Spark Recovery
TORONTO-New data from the Cornerstone Association of Realtors reveals a significant slowdown in the Waterloo region’s housing market throughout 2025. Total home sales for the
Federal, provincial leaders to tour Manitoba First Nation
CROSS LAKE — A high-level delegation of federal, provincial, and Indigenous leaders is arriving in Pimicikamak Cree Nation today, January 7, 2026, to assess the
Montreal Braces for Mixed Precipitation, High Winds, and Drastic Temperature Swings
MONTREAL — Environment Canada has issued a weather advisory for Montreal, forecasting a turbulent stretch of winter weather characterized by snow, rain, and significant temperature
End of an Era: Montreal’s INFO-Neige App Moves to Paid Model
MONTREAL — For over a decade, Montrealers have relied on the INFO-Neige app to dodge tow trucks and track snow plows in real-time. However, as
Prime Minister Mark Carney to Visit China Jan 13: A Bold Shift in Canada’s Trade Strategy
OTTAWA — Prime Minister Mark Carney will embark on a high-stakes official visit to China next week, signaling a major strategic pivot in Canada’s foreign
BC Premier David Eby Set for India Trade Mission Amid US Tariff Pressure
VANCOUVER — In a strategic move to pivot away from heavy reliance on the U.S. market, British Columbia Premier David Eby is set to lead
Premier Danielle Smith Calls for Urgent Pacific Pipeline Amid U.S. Intervention in Venezuela
EDMONTON – Alberta Premier Danielle Smith is demanding the immediate federal approval of a new bitumen pipeline to the Pacific coast, citing the “catastrophic” economic
Canada Targets Asian Markets as Trump’s Venezuela Policy Shakes Global Oil Sector
OTTAWA – Prime Minister Mark Carney has announced that Canada is aggressively moving to expand its energy footprint in Asia to counter potential market disruptions
British Columbians Curb U.S. Travel Amid Heightened Border Scrutiny and Political Tensions
VANCOUVER – A significant decline in cross-border travel from British Columbia to the United States has been recorded in 2025, as residents increasingly opt to