The Canadian Chronicle

OTTAWA — A sharp increase in mortgage delinquencies is sweeping across Canada, with families in the high-priced housing markets of Ontario and British Columbia facing

CHARLOTTE – As Canada’s Men’s National Soccer Team prepares to play World Cup matches on home soil for the first time in history, the squad

TORONTO – In a major boost to football fans and the local hospitality sector, the Ontario government has announced that licensed bars and restaurants across

TORONTO – A combination of high interest rates and the escalating cost of living is driving Canadian homeowners into severe financial distress, according to the

TORONTO – Ontario Premier Doug Ford has sharply criticized a recent court decision that allows a temporary road-side tent encampment to remain in place, pushing

MONTREAL – Gabriel Nadeau-Dubois, a prominent leader within the Quebec opposition, has accused the ruling Coalition Avenir Québec (CAQ) government of stark political favoritism. Citing

VICTORIA, B.C. — As the federal government nears a final decision on the largest naval procurement in Canadian history, a state-of-the-art South Korean submarine has

TORONTO — The Ontario provincial administration, in collaboration with the federal government, has finalized a sweeping series of nearly ten new laws and regulations set

EDMONTON — Alberta Premier Danielle Smith announced that if Albertans vote to stay in Canada during this October’s provincial referendum, her government will respect the