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The newly completed $6.4-billion Gordie Howe Bridge remains entirely closed after U.S. officials blocked its opening, sparking an intense political corruption debate involving a $1 million campaign donation from the billionaire owner of a rival crossing.
The CRTC is pressing Bell and Telus over new wireless fees introduced around Canada’s activation fee ban, with both carriers facing a June 17 deadline.
The S&P/TSX composite hit a record high after a tentative U.S.-Iran deal pushed oil lower and lifted investor confidence across Canadian markets.
U.S. CPI rose 4.2 per cent in May, but because the figure matched forecasts, traders trimmed immediate Fed hike bets and the Canadian dollar gained.
The Bank of Canada held its benchmark interest rate at 2.25 per cent for a fifth straight decision, citing weak growth, higher energy prices and uncertainty around U.S. trade policy.
New U.S. tariff changes affecting copper, aluminum and steel are reshaping trade expectations while selected equipment receives temporary relief.
Mark Carney’s New York speech signaled a major push for deeper Canada-U.S. economic ties ahead of key trade talks and investment battles.
Temu faces a $232 million EU fine for selling illegal and unsafe products across Europe, highlighting compliance challenges for fast-growing e-commerce platforms.
Canada’s labour market is entering a cautious new phase where companies are avoiding layoffs but slowing hiring, leaving younger workers under pressure.
Massive valuations for OpenAI, SpaceX and AI startups are fueling warnings of a market bubble that could reshape Canadian portfolios.
A Lotto Max ticket sold in Brampton captured a $70 million jackpot, creating excitement across Ontario as players scramble to check their numbers.
Warehouse One’s move toward liquidating 128 Canadian stores is shaking malls, workers and shoppers across the country, especially in smaller communities.
