Tourism
Many Canadians are choosing to vacation within Canada this summer, despite the rising costs, in a bid to support local tourism and put their money where their mouth is. Our family of four opted for a trip to Vancouver, Whistler, and Victoria, but were shocked when we tallied our expenses,
Canadians
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has reiterated his commitment to protecting Canadian workers and industries following the US imposition of 35% tariffs on Canadian goods. The move, announced by US President Donald Trump via executive order, raises tariffs from 25% and applies to all Canadian exports not covered by the
Canadians
As part of its efforts to reduce its reliance on the US market and blunt the impact of President Donald Trump's tariffs, the Canadian government has lifted restrictions on internal trade, allowing for the sale of alcohol to consumers directly from producers in other provinces. This move follows
College faculty
Canada requires about 23,000 family doctors to meet current and emerging needs, but the country's pipeline for recruiting, training, and supporting physicians has a significant disconnect. Mayors and municipal councils across Canada are competing for doctors, but options do exist and multiple approaches will be needed to
College faculty
Canadian nationalism has experienced a resurgence, driven in part by explicit threats made by United States President Donald Trump. This renewed sense of patriotism is evident in skyrocketing Canadian flag sales, informal and formal boycotts of American goods, and calls for Canadians to stay home and spend their vacation dollars
Canadian Union of Postal Workers
A national postal strike in Canada is set to resume Friday at midnight (May 23) unless Canada Post and the Canadian Union of Postal Workers (CUPW) can reach a new collective agreement or agree to binding interest arbitration. The strike, which would impact an estimated 55,000 employees across Canada,
Canadians
Canada's trade relationship with the United States is a complex and centuries-old phenomenon that has shaped the country's economic prosperity. The United States is Canada's largest trading partner, with 77% of Canadian exports going to America, compared to 2-3% to the UK and 2-3%
Canadians
The Canadian elections have concluded, with Mark Carney emerging as the prime minister, and a new chapter in the country's political landscape has begun. Canadians voted for a reset, seeking a departure from the familiar yet flawed policies of the previous government under Justin Trudeau. The ousting of
Canadians
As the US continues to grapple with the fallout of Trump's campaign promises, Canadians have spoken decisively, electing economist Mark Carney as their new prime minister and delivering a resounding defeat to right-wing Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre. Carney, a political novice, won the internal election in the Liberal
Canadians
Mark Carney's victory as Canada's new Prime Minister has marked a significant shift in the country's relationship with the United States. Speaking after his election win, Carney declared that the previous system of open global trade anchored by the US is over, and Canada
Canadians
As one of the world's most prosperous jurisdictions, Alberta's population of about 4.4 million equates with that of New Zealand and a self-governing Scotland. However, the province's relentless sense of grievance with the rest of the federation remains unrelenting. Despite Ottawa's
Canadians
Canada's Prime Minister Mark Carney is facing off against Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre in the country's snap election on April 28, which will have significant implications for Canada's relations with the United States. The election has garnered attention due to President Trump's
