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Canada’s new dollar-for-dollar counter-tariffs on American goods take effect September 8th as the trade war with the U.S. escalates. McMaster University Economist Colin Mang joins us to discuss which Canadian industries could be hit hardest, how much of the added costs could be passed on to consumers, and what the tariffs could mean for inflation.

Canada’s inflation rate held steady at three per cent during August compared to a year earlier. As Heidi Petracek reports, higher rent and travel costs offset a slowdown in rising prices for gas and groceries.

Prime Minister Mark Carney has hit the ground running to try to forge stronger alliances beyond the U.S. since assuming office. Eric Sorensen looks at how Carney is repositioning Canada on the world stage.

Toronto is hosting the first-ever Canada Investment Summit, aimed at securing nearly $1Trillion dollars for major projects including infrastructure, energy & critical minerals. More than 300 global business leaders are expected to attend the two-day meeting. Lexy Benedict reports.

New Brunswick wants to have a bigger role in protecting Canada from cyber threats. It says digital safeguards are becoming increasingly important in the country’s national defence. Reeti Meenakshi Rohilla has the details on how a recent multi-million dollar investment in a Fredericton-based cybersecurity company could help.

The National Hockey League is bringing NHL Street Harbour Fest to the Emera Oval in September. Halifax will be the first city in Canada to host such an event. Local community organizations will be there, including the Halifax Mooseheads. David Murdock has more.

A recent Atlantic economic panel survey found development of solar power has the most support of any energy source in the region. But as Nova Scotia focuses on greening the grid, solar advocates say more help is needed to alleviate costs. Ella MacDonald has the details.

In an interview with Global News, former Liberal MP John McKay raised concerns about the Carney government’s approach to foreign aid as Canada seeks to diversify its trade relationships. McKay, who helped shape Canada’s Better Aid Bill, said foreign assistance should remain focused on reducing global poverty rather than advancing trade interests. “If you’ve got...

It’s an anxious evening for Canadians whose livelihoods depend on the sectors that are on the table in the ongoing trade talks. After weathering 25 per cent tariffs over the past year and a half and billions of dollars in losses, any new tax implemented in the new trade deal would deliver a devastating blow...

Canada Post has signed a new collective agreement with its union, ending years of labour uncertainty. The deal includes a wage increase of 6.5 per cent and three per cent in the first two years, along with enhanced health benefits and a weekend parcel delivery model. Stephen Gale, regional grievance officer for BC and the...

Gas prices across Atlantic Canada continue to rise and fall, then rise again. New reseach shows that those rising costs are hitting small businesses in the region the hardest. But as David Murdock reports, not every industry is experiencing the hit.

Canada Post has rolled out a colourful new series of stamps in honour of Pride Month. They showcase places and events pivotal to the country’s gay rights movement, including a little bookstore in B.C. that took its fight for equal rights all the way to the Supreme Court. Sarah MacDonald reports.

Asked about the revenue-sharing agreement between Canada and the U.S., Housing and Infrastructure Minister Gregor Robertson said construction of the bridge was a long-term investment and that “Canada will be paid back” in over 50 years. The Gordie Howe Bridge is due to open to traffic on Monday.

Canada Post has announced nearly half a million households will lose door-to-door mail delivery next year. The crown corporation says 485,000 homes across 37 neighbourhoods will transition to community mailboxes. Reggie Cecchini has this story and more in Business Matters for June 12, 2026.

Ahead of the FIFA World Cup, Canada Post is warning residents in Vancouver and Toronto that there may be “minor” mailing delays. These service interruptions will occur for the duration of FIFA events, which will run from June 11 to July 19.

It’s hard to believe Canada’s role as a World Cup host is coming to an end. Especially after Team Canada achieved several milestones and went further than ever before at the tournament. Here, Sarah MacDonald takes a look at the impact of the marches in our country, and a little perspective on the magnitude of...

The United States is aiming to replace Canada with Belarus for purchasing potash. In a social media post, U.S. President Donald Trump says his administration is working on a deal with the Eastern European country and claimed the pricing would be far less than what the U.S. is paying Canada. Canada is the world’s largest...

Canada’s Defence Minister David McGuinty responded Tuesday to a social media post from U.S. Department of Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth that took a shot at Canada’s military on Monday, saying it was in his view “…below the dignity of the office he holds.” Hegseth posted a picture from the Cadet Training Centre in Vernon, B.C.,...

Research from Indeed Canada shows a jump in AI being mentioned in job postings due to new disclosure rules in Ontario — highlighting the widespread use of AI by employers in the hiring process. As Jacqueline Hansen reports, job seekers are using it too.

U.S. President Donald Trump said that Canada wants the benefits enjoyed by U.S. states without being a state itself. Trump made the comment in a Truth Social post early Sunday in his first remarks on the collapse of trade talks with Canada. Prime Minister Mark Carney said Saturday that Canada will impose tariffs on some...