Professional soccer
Canada's 1-0 victory over Wales in a men's soccer friendly has left Welsh coach Craig Bellamy with a score to settle. Bellamy expressed his frustration at Canadian celebrations on and off the field before the final whistle, stating "I really hate losing, more than I
Professional soccer
Canada's men's national soccer team, ranked 28th globally, has scheduled a friendly match against 46th-ranked Venezuela on November 18. The neutral-site game will take place at Chase Stadium in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, home of Inter Miami. This matchup marks a rematch of their Copa America quarter-final
Professional soccer
Canadian midfielder Ismaël Koné has spoken out on his recent outburst during the team's 3-0 win over Romania, stating that it was prompted by "a bit of disappointment, a bit of frustration." Koné acknowledged that such behavior should not have occurred and apologized to his teammates
Bank of Canada
The Bank of Canada has kept its policy rate steady at 2.75 per cent, a decision that was understandable given the recent resilience of Canada's economic performance. However, despite some positive indicators, cracks are emerging that suggest the economy's strong showing may not last. The
Canada
A severe outbreak of preventable measles cases is unfolding across Canada, with Ontario and Alberta experiencing a significant surge in cases. The provinces' reluctance to take decisive action has raised concerns about the efficacy of public health infrastructure. The situation warrants urgent attention and coordinated efforts to mitigate the
Bank of Canada
The Bank of Canada's central bankers want to see the economy grow at a rate above potential output to prevent inflation from undershooting their target. This shift in focus comes after years of trying to slow down the economy to curb price growth. According to a summary of
Bank of Canada
The Bank of Canada has once again reduced its benchmark interest rate, marking the third consecutive time it has taken this step. Governor Tiff Macklem stated that economic growth needs to pick up to prevent inflation from falling too much below the 2-per-cent target. The central bank reduced its policy
Natural gas
As the world's environmental leaders gather in Berlin to discuss how to meet the ambitious goal of reducing greenhouse gas emissions to 1990 levels by the turn of the century, a second national industry group has negotiated a memorandum of understanding with the Canadian government to cut emissions
Natural gas
Canadian gas exports are expected to continue their rapid growth, hitting at least 2.8 trillion cubic feet (Tcf) per year by 2000, driven by a growing U.S. appetite for competitively priced Canadian natural gas. The increase in Canadian exports will be driven by a steady growth in U.
