Honda indefinitely suspended its $15 billion Ontario EV plant due to declining EV demand and regulatory rollbacks, forfeiting 1,000 potential jobs and 240,000 annual vehicles, amid the automaker's first full-year $2.7 billion loss.
Canada and Alberta agreed to raise industrial carbon prices below federal targets over a decade-long timeline in exchange for expedited pipeline approval, marking another climate policy softening under Prime Minister Carney.
Mark Carney attempts environmental regulatory reform, facing criticism from within his own party.
Tahawwur Rana retains Canadian citizenship despite extradition to India due to legal gaps.
Liberal MP Steven Guilbeault criticizes the government's major projects reform proposal.
Outgoing Governor General Mary Simon reflects on her five-year term promoting reconciliation in Canada.
Canada must take Alberta's separatist movement seriously as support reaches a record high.
Treasury yields have returned to 1998 levels at approximately 5%, but unlike then when strong economic fundamentals and foreign investment demand supported lower rates, today's elevated yields reflect massive federal deficits, rising debt-to-GDP ratios, and declining foreign central bank demand for US Treasuries amid economic weakness.
Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre delivered an underwhelming speech at the Canada Strong and Free Network conference.
Prime Minister Mark Carney will consult an advisory committee to fill growing vacant Senate seats.
Canada's electric vehicle production gamble has flopped due to US tariffs and lack of demand.
Carney appeals to young men alienated under Trudeau with trade policies and masculine persona.
Prime Minister Mark Carney has made five European trips covering eleven countries in his first six months, strengthening trade partnerships and defence ties while diversifying Canada's geopolitical focus away from the United States amid Trump's tariff threats.
India and Canada launched their second round of free trade talks targeting a year-end agreement, aiming to boost bilateral trade to $50 billion by 2030 while deepening energy and mineral cooperation.
A driver in Leipzig, Germany, killed two and injured others in a deliberate vehicle-ramming attack.
Carney's Liberals are adopting policies similar to Trudeau's, sparking warnings from professors Ian Lee and Carlo Dade.
Amy Hamm argues online safety is parents' responsibility, not the government's.
Eurasia Group chairman Gerald Butts analyzes how global response to current energy shocks from geopolitical conflicts will determine climate transition success and identify future economic winners over the coming decade.
Margaret Trudeau made a rare appearance with Sophie Grégoire at an Ottawa Blackjacks game.
The Canadian federal government is negotiating a deal with Alberta to designate a one-million-barrel-per-day West Coast pipeline as nationally important this fall, contingent on Alberta increasing its industrial carbon tax to 130 dollars per tonne by 2040.
Katy Perry congratulates ex Josh Groban on his engagement with a playful TikTok post.
Alberta separatism is closer to mainstream than ever due to ongoing tensions with Ottawa.
Louise Arbour's appointment as Governor General alienates Western Canada, a region already feeling frustrated with Ottawa.
Ukrainian 'counteroffensive, defensive actions' underway against Russia, Zelenskyy says
Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre faces internal criticism and doubts about his leadership.
Pierre Poilievre urges Canadian conservatives to continue fighting at the Canada Strong and Free Network congress.
Charles Milliard is criticized for stating Quebec has two official languages, sparking backlash from CAQ officials.
Mark Carney appoints Louise Arbour as Governor General, replacing Mary Simon.
Louise Arbour is appointed Canada's 31st Governor General by Mark Carney.
Stay Free Alberta submitted over 300,000 signatures to trigger an Alberta independence referendum, exceeding the 178,000 required, though a yes vote wouldn't automatically trigger separation without federal negotiations.
Alberta separatists submit nearly 302,000 signatures to trigger a referendum on leaving Canada.
Carney will name Canada's next governor general, a bilingual woman, on Tuesday, sources say.
Canada declares Khalistani extremists a national security threat due to their violent agenda.
A weather scandal in France sparks concerns over manipulation on prediction platform Polymarket.
Canada plans to double its electricity supply by 2050, creating jobs and reducing energy costs.
Carney's slim majority may be threatened by potential MP losses, including Guilbeault.
Sixty-one percent of B.C. residents support Enbridge's Westcoast natural gas expansion.
Former Environment Minister Steven Guilbeault remains in the Liberal caucus despite environmental setbacks.
The Americas face election shake-ups and economic challenges in various countries.
Doug Ford's support declines amid a series of blunders in his eighth year as Ontario premier.
Canada's CSIS report acknowledges Khalistani extremist groups as a security concern, backing India's long-standing concerns.
India urges Canada to act against anti-India extremists operating from Canadian soil.
India denies Canada's foreign interference claims, citing Khalistani extremist groups in Canada as a mutual threat.
Trudeau's electric vehicle production gamble has officially failed in Canada.
A fired B.C. teacher wins her job back after a labour arbitrator ruled her termination excessive.
Former governors general claimed $554,000 from a government expense account last year.
Canada's industry minister Melanie Joly declined to directly confirm forced labour in China, instead pledging Canada will follow UN findings, while the government allows up to 49,000 Chinese-made electric vehicles into Canada at reduced tariffs.
A new bilingual governor general is set to be announced by Prime Minister Mark Carney on Tuesday.
As Middle East conflict disrupts global energy supplies, Canada emerges as the sole geopolitically stable energy alternative, holding fourth-largest recoverable oil reserves worth $12 trillion, positioning itself as essential security partner for allies.
Canada must be more selective in welcoming newcomers to ensure prosperity and identity.