Canada could lose more than 100K jobs if CUSMA dies, report warns

Canada could lose 102,000 jobs if the Canada-U.S.-Mexico agreement on trade breaks down, a new report warns. The report, prepared for the Canadian American Business Council by Oxford Economics, studied

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Stan Cho, tourism minister and Toronto MPP, to repay $16K in city hotel expenses

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TORONTO - An Ontario cabinet minister who represents a north Toronto riding promised Tuesday to reimburse more than $16,000 in

Toronto’s air quality among worst in the world as heat and smoke trigger health warnings

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Toronto is facing another day of dangerous heat and deteriorating air quality, with the city now ranked third‑worst in the

'Fortress North America' isn't protection — it's surrender

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Some confusion has crept into how Canada should protect its economic sovereignty.Canadians aren’t confused.They have consistently held the sensible view

First Nations chiefs gather in Ottawa for second day of AFN general assembly

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OTTAWA — First Nations leaders attending the Assembly of First Nations annual general meeting in Ottawa today are expected to

England may be the World Cup semifinal underdog, but it’s winning the pop culture game

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Is football going home? That remains to be seen. But if the World Cup could be won via viral moments

CREA now expects home sales decline in 2026 as it lowers forecast again

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The Canadian Real Estate Association has downgraded its forecast for home sales activity in 2026 again, despite a small uptick

Tropical depression forms far offshore of Mexico and is forecast to strengthen

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MIAMI (AP) — A tropical depression has formed far offshore of Mexico and could strengthen into a hurricane this week,

Vast John Horgan Dam is a monument to engineering, as well as NDP’s shifting stance

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FORT ST. JOHN — The scale of the John Horgan Dam, the most costly engineering project in British Columbia history,

Why you may see new ‘zines’ pop up in your ward this Ottawa election

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While browsing the shelves of the Glebe’s Octopus Books, you might stumble across a small, folded booklet titled “Mid City.”