5 h. ago All of Canada's major telecoms are copying each other's North American plans

These carriers are crazy, just copying each other left, right and centre. The Toronto-based telecom, Rogers, recently launched a $55/125GB promotion, and now, Telus and Bell have copied the plan. This comes after Telus launched a $50/100GB plan that Rogers and Bell copied.Telus' $55/125GB plan offers speeds up to 1Gbps and unlimited data at reduced speeds. It also features unlimited data, talk, and text in Canada, Mexico and the U.S. You can also redeem three months of Stream+ Premium for $15 per month.Stream+ Premium is typically $43 per month and includes Netflix Premium, Disney+, an Amazon Prime membership, and access to Telus Films and Series.Bell's version of the $55/125GB plan offers no speed cap but reduced speeds after the 125GB of data. It also offers unlimited data, calling, and texting in Canada, the U.S., and Mexico. Similar to some of Bell’s other plans, it has an HD streaming cap. This means wh...

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7 h. ago Declare a 'energy crisis' and approve major projects within six months, says Canada's oil and gas leaders

The heads of Canada’s largest petroleum producers and pipeline companies issued an open letter Wednesday to the country’s federal political parties to encourage building new infrastructure – including declaring a “Canadian energy crisis” and establishing firm timelines so major projects are approved within six months of application. In the open letter to the heads of […]

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7 h. ago Declare an 'energy crisis' and approve major projects within six months, say Canada's oil and gas leaders

The heads of Canada’s largest petroleum producers and pipeline companies issued an open letter Wednesday to the country’s federal political parties to encourage building new infrastructure – including declaring a “Canadian energy crisis” and establishing firm timelines so major projects are approved within six months of application. In the open letter to the heads of […]

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20 h. ago Trump Says It’ll Be Easier to Deal With Liberal Leader in Canada

US President Donald Trump said he would rather work with the Liberal Party leader in Canada to resolve a trade war he instigated with Ottawa, weighing in on an expected national election in the neighboring North American country.

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52 h. ago CalAmp to Attend North American Snow Conference in Grand Rapids, Michigan, April 6

CARLSBAD, Calif., March 17, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — CalAmp, a leading provider of connected solutions for the transportation, logistics, and government sectors, is excited to announce its participation in the 2025 North American Snow Conference, taking place in Grand Rapids, Michigan, from April 6-9. As a premier event for local government professionals, the conference provides […]

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58 h. ago Hudson's Bay liquidation may begin soon as Canada's oldest company collapses

Hudson's Bay Company has signalled its readiness to take the next major step in its creditor protection and restructuring process, a move that will significantly reshape Canada's commercial retail real estate market and result in major job losses.In an announcement on Friday night, the Canadian department store retailer announced a "store-by-store liquidation process" will begin as soon as this week.On Friday, March 14, 2025, the company filed additional documents with the Ontario Superior Court of Justice indicating that it has only secured limited debtor-in-possession financing, which now necessitates the "full liquidation of the entire business.""Assuming receipt of a Court order on Monday at the 'comeback motion,' store liquidations will begin next week," reads the news release last Friday.According to the latest court documents, Hudson's Bay intends to conclude its liquidation process by no later than June 15, 2025, at which point its store locations would also close.During the...

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4 d. ago Does Canada really tariff U.S. dairy 250% and above? It’s complicated

Canada charges steep tariffs on dairy exporters that exceed certain quantities set under North American free trade rules — an agreement negotiated by Trump during his first term.

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5 d. ago Trade war turmoil topples Canada’s main financial market from its all

NEW YORK (AP) — Trade war turmoil is weighing heavily on financial markets in Canada. Canada’s main stock index has been tumbling along with U.S. indexes since President Donald Trump initiated a trade war with his North American neighbors. Mexico’s main stock index has remained relatively steady following measures from the Mexican government to stabilize […]

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6 d. ago Loblaw clarifies made in Canada label confusion amid tariffs

No grocery store label is safe from the scrutiny of Canadian shoppers during the Canada-United States tariff war.The federal government's initial retaliatory tariffs saw a long list of grocery items impacted by the 25 per cent duty.U.S. President Donald Trump doubled tariffs on steel and aluminum products from Canada on Wednesday, so Ottawa responded with another $29.8 billion worth of tariffs on American goods ranging from stoves to roller coasters.Calls to support Canadian-made products have grown stronger than ever with nearly 25,000 people signing a petition urging "Product of Canada" labels in grocery stores.Canada's major grocers have heard the calls to highlight Canadian goods in stores. Loblaw has even started marking Canadian products with a maple leaf symbol and imported U.S. products with prices that have been affected by tariffs with a "T" symbol.However, some shoppers shared their confusion about discrepan...

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6 d. ago Canadian Auto Parts Stocks Thrown Into a Tailspin by Tariff Woes

Canada’s biggest auto parts names are buckling under the weight of US President Donald Trump’s tariff threats as the chances the North American car manufacturing industry will stall grow. That’s sending stock prices hurtling back down toward levels last seen during the Covid-19 pandemic.

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7 d. ago Trump called Canada a ‘tariff abuser.’ Does Ottawa mistreat American importers?

U.S. President Donald Trump continues to single out Canada as a bad trading partner, claiming in a recent social media post that his northern neighbour is a “tariff abuser” that charges high rates on American goods. The vast majority of U.S. products are not subject to any tariffs under the terms of the North American […]

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8 d. ago Opinion: Alberta's trucking industry faces a rough road from tariffs

Donald Trump’s erratic tariff threats have thrown the North American economy into turmoil. While the U.S. president recently backed down somewhat by exempting goods that fall under USMCA for a month, it’s only a matter of time until he threatens the livelihoods of millions of Canadians with further measures. While his end game is unclear, […]

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1 week ago Retaliatory Chinese tariffs set to hit Canadian canola farmers

Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe says his canola industry is under fire due to tariffs on Chinese EVs, "which nobody wants," to protect North American EVs, which few can afford.

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1 week ago JAY GOLDBERG: Canada should counter tariffs by unleashing Canadian energy

With the United States imposing punishing tariffs on Canada’s economy, it’s never been more important to strengthen Canada’s economic position and competitiveness.  A major key to achieving that goal is unleashing Canadian energy.  Over the past decade, the Trudeau government has stifled the growth of Canada’s oil and gas industry at virtually every turn.  Canada should […]

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1 week ago MAX Power Expands Geological and Engineering Team for Natural Hydrogen in Saskatchewan

VANCOUVER, British Columbia, March 07, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — MAX Power Mining Corp. (CSE: MAXX; OTC: MAXXF; FRANKFURT: 89N) (“MAX Power” or the “Company”) is pleased to announce important new additions to the Company’s technical team to accelerate a North American-leading program for Natural Hydrogen exploration and development in Saskatchewan where historical data and work […]

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1 week ago Kelly McParland: Canada hopes for the best as it faces major crisis in era of political uncertainty

We have a PM on the way out, and no certainty on who will replace him or when the next election might be

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1 week ago USMCA compliant goods now safe from Trump but U.S. tariffs remain on Canada

USMCA compliant goods will no longer be subject to U.S. tariffs on Canada after President Donald Trump issued a pause today that will take effect until at least April 2, 2025. For those unfamiliar with the acronym, USMCA is the trade agreement that exists between the United States, Mexico and Canada. It took effect back in 2020 and replaced what was previously known as the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA). The agreement was formed to provide more opportunities for trade between the three countries and, according to the United States government website, provide mutual benefits for "North American workers, farmers, ranchers, and businesses."Today's update means that the United States will no longer place 25 per cent tariffs on many Canadian goods entering the country. The U.S. will not be pausing the 10 per cent tariffs on Canadian oil and other energy that is not covered under the USMCA. Canadian potash will also be subject to 10 per cent tariffs.T...

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1 week ago What it means that U.S. tariffs don't apply to USMCA compliant goods from Canada

USMCA compliant goods will no longer be subject to U.S. tariffs on Canada after President Donald Trump issued a pause until at least April 2, 2025. For those unfamiliar with the acronym, USMCA is the U.S. term for the trade agreement that exists between the United States, Mexico and Canada. It took effect back in 2020 and replaced what was previously known as the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA). The agreement was formed to provide more opportunities for trade between the three countries and, according to the United States government website, provide mutual benefits for "North American workers, farmers, ranchers, and businesses."The pause means that the United States will no longer place 25 per cent tariffs on many Canadian goods entering the country. The U.S. will not be pausing the 10 per cent tariffs on Canadian oil and other energy that is not covered under the USMCA. Canadian potash will also be subject to 10 per cent tariffs.The USMCA d...

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1 week ago Bank of Canada interest rate change is coming next week and here's what to expect

The Bank of Canada (BoC) brought its key interest rate down by 0.25 per cent to three per cent in 2025's first update in January.At the time, 25 per cent tariffs from the U.S. were a threat, and expert speculation took them into account.The tariffs became a reality earlier this week. Days into tariffs taking effect, U.S. officials hinted at pausing tariffs for another month and removing certain agricultural products from the list of tariffed items.On Thursday afternoon, U.S. President Donald Trump partially reversed sweeping tariffs on some items for another month. The White House said goods compliant with the North American trade agreement will be exempt until April 2.Overall, there is growing uncertainty, and tariffs remain a swinging pendulum.This year's second BoC interest rate update is scheduled for Wednesday, March 12. This time, industry experts have more tariff-related concerns, including the U.S.'s game of will-they-won't-they. Once again, many predict a consecut...

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1 week ago NEUPATH HEALTH THE FIRST NORTH AMERICAN PROVIDER OF ARTHROSAMID®, A REVOLUTIONARY INJECTION FOR KNEE OSTEOARTHRITIS

Arthrosamid can provide pain relief for knee osteoarthritis patients for up to four years after a single procedure NeuPath continues to accelerate growth as it rolls out Arthrosamid across its clinic network Empowers NeuPath healthcare physicians to deliver innovative, best-in-class treatment to Canadians TORONTO — NeuPath Health Inc. (TSXV:NPTH), (“NeuPath” or the “Company”), owner and […]

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