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The loonie is up amid Trump’s Fed probe. Who that will help — and hurt?Canadian consumers and businesses could see some short-term benefits from the latest news out of the U.S. concerning the Federal Reserve, but there are also severe long-term risks.EconomyJan 12
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Trump’s ‘frontal attack’ on U.S. Fed sends global shockwavesThe head of the U.S. Federal Reserve disclosed a legal indictment from the DOJ, and said it was a "pretext" to gain political influence over the Fed to lower interest rates faster.U.S. NewsJan 12
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Tariffs and the end of ‘de minimis’ mean mailing gifts to U.S. is trickierCanadians sending packages south of the border might have to factor in the tariffs imposed by U.S. President Donald Trump this year.CanadaDec 15, 2025
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Proposed sureties pledge $1.2M in bail for accused in Ryan Wedding caseThe four, whose identities are covered under a publication ban, are offering to supervise Rolan Sokolovski if he is released ahead of his extradition hearing.Crime4 hours
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Pizza wars? As U.S. chains fight for consumers, how things slice up hereData in the U.S. suggests pizza companies are facing 'pizza wars' as they compete to retain and attract consumers' dollars right now.ConsumerJan 9
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Joly accuses PQ leader of steering Quebec toward Trump with U.S. outreachMinister Mélanie Joly says the PQ’s push for closer U.S. ties risks “throwing Quebec into Trump’s arms,” while the party defends its plans for sovereignty and a Quebec currency.PoliticsNov 18, 2025
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Generic Ozempic can be made in Canada as of next week. Will it be cheaper?As of Dec. 29, Health Canada had received nine submissions seeking approval to make semaglutide, the active ingredient in Ozempic and Wegovy.HealthJan 2
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Venezuela attack does not change B.C. premier’s mind about new pipelineIn November, Prime Minister Mark Carney and Alberta Premier Danielle Smith signed a MOU that commits them to working toward building an oil pipeline to the West Coast.PoliticsJan 6
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Bail hearing continues for Ontario man accused in Ryan Wedding caseA Toronto court is hearing from one of the people who signed on to supervise a man accused of laundering funds for an international drug ring if he is released on bail.CrimeJan 13
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Edmonton’s Food Bank fundraising goals not yet met as demand soars, donations slowRight now in Canada, one in four people is experiencing food insecurity — something Edmonton's Food Bank can attest as it struggles to keep up with demand and bring in donations.ConsumerDec 30, 2025
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More Manitoba restaurants losing money as thousands close across CanadaAccording to a new study out of Dalhousie University, 4,000 more Canadian restaurants are projected to close this year. Manitoba's restaurants are feeling the challenges as well.ConsumerJan 9
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Canada Post, union finalize tentative deals on new contractsThe Canadian Union of Postal Workers (CUPW) said Monday that ratification votes on the deals for its urban and rural units will take place in the new year.CanadaDec 22, 2025
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B.C. premier paints rosy picture for economy heading in to 2026Last month, B.C. Premier David Eby shared a new 10-year economic strategy that embraces speeding up the building of major projects.PoliticsDec 17, 2025
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Veterans Affairs demands repayment of some benefits; process shocks advocatesVeterans are receiving surprise letters demanding repayment of large benefit overpayments — debts advocates say may be caused by Veterans Affairs’ own errors.CanadaDec 7, 2025
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‘Completely avoidable’: Review ordered after Edmonton man dies waiting in ERThe Alberta government has ordered a review after a 44-year-old man died of an apparent cardiac arrest while waiting for care in an Edmonton emergency department.CanadaDec 28, 2025
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Montana city launches campaign to woo back Canadian visitors: ‘We miss you’The Canadian Welcome Pass includes 15 businesses and a mix deals on lodging, retail, dining and museums in Kalispell, located near the border, about five hours south of Calgary.ConsumerNov 6, 2025
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Five things to know about Quebec Premier François Legault’s tough year in 2025With just nine months until the next provincial election, here are five things to know about the premier's tough year.CanadaDec 22, 2025
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Canada Post expects to ‘break even by 2030,’ says CEOAs Canada Post continues to lose more than a billion dollars this year amid ongoing labour disputes and negotiations, the CEO says the company aims to 'break even' by 2030.CanadaDec 11, 2025
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ICE taps Canadian firm for 20 armoured vehicles despite Trump trade warU.S. government procurement records show plans for an order worth about $10 million for 20 Senator vehicles from Roshel that are built to resist bullets and bomb blasts.U.S. NewsDec 2, 2025
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Ontario business owner fined $36.9M for failing to declare exported used vehiclesThe Canada Border Services Agency says its investigation determined the Ontario business owner failed to declare hundreds of used vehicles exported from Canada.CanadaDec 9, 2025