2 h. ago Trump says no reason to meet Xi, threatens ‘massive’ China tariffs

WASHINGTON — U.S. President Donald Trump said Friday he no longer feels the need for a summit with Chinese leader Xi Jinping this month, slamming Beijing for hostile trade practices and threatening “massive” tariffs. In a lengthy and unexpected Truth Social post, Trump railed against China imposing export controls on rare earth minerals — a […]

Economics

3 h. ago Canada Will Review Trump Minerals Deals Carefully, Minister Says

Canada needs to assess US government investments in the country’s critical minerals companies on a “case-by-case basis” at a time when the Trump administration is pursuing a nationalist economic policy, Industry Minister Melanie Joly said.

Politics

51 h. ago Ontario Premier Doug Ford says Trump’s hands shouldn’t be on Canadian critical minerals

Ford continued his rigid stance against Trump, whose tariffs on Canadian products have particularly impacted Ontario

Events

3 d. ago Trump approves Alaska mining road, stake in Canadian firm behind project

U.S. Interior Secretary Doug Burgum said approval of Ambler Road will unlock access to critical minerals 'that we need to win the AI arms race against China.'

Economics

8 d. ago ‘This raises red flags’: Feds quiet on Trump stake in Canadian minerals company

The federal government won’t say if it is reviewing the Trump administration’s deal with Canadian-based Lithium Americas, despite sensitivities around the critical minerals sector.

Economics

1 week ago Trump Team Eyes Wall Street Tool to Add Clout in Vital Minerals

The Trump administration is looking at adopting a tool more familiar to Wall Street than Washington, as it seeks equity holdings in producers of critical minerals to bolster supply chains deemed essential to national security.

Other

1 week ago Australia’s Albanese Touts Minerals Reserve Ahead of Trump Talks

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese emphasized the nation’s strong critical minerals reserve and its ability to “value add” ahead of his first official meeting with US President Donald Trump, amid a global push to diversify supply chains away from China.

Other

2 w. ago Canadians can get money from the government 3 different ways this week

September is almost over, yet some Canadians are still eligible to receive money from the government in the form of pensions.In the next few days, Canadians will receive money from the government through pensions such as the Canada Pension Plan, the Old Age Security Pension, and the Veteran Disability Pension.As affordability remains a concern, federal support and benefits are more crucial than ever. According to recent data from Statistics Canada, as of August, the cost of shelter has increased by 2.6 per cent since last year. And if you're still feeling the pinch at the checkout aisle, you're not imagining it — the cost of groceries went up by 3.5 per cent since last year.Be sure to find out if you qualify for these government benefits and review their eligibility requirements.Canada Pension Plan (CPP) — Sept. 25The Canada Pension Plan (CPP) is a monthly taxable benefit that replaces part of the income of eligible Canadians once they retire, providing...

Politics

2 w. ago Trump cancels White House meeting with Schumer and Jeffries despite risk of a government shutdown

WASHINGTON (AP) — President Donald Trump has abruptly canceled this week’s planned meeting with congressional Democratic leaders, refusing to negotiate over their demands to shore up health care funds as part of a deal to prevent a potential looming federal government shutdown. In a lengthy Tuesday social media post, Trump rejected the sit-down the White […]

Politics

3 w. ago Dental care improving, industry says, but misconceptions about ’free’ care persist

OTTAWA — The dental industry says that while it’s working through the early growing pains of the national dental care program, it’s still dealing with patients who think they don’t have to pay for care. The Canadian Dental Association says that misconception is being driven by politicians suggesting the program is free. The industry also […]

Transport

3 w. ago Canada launching CUSMA review consultation Friday, LeBlanc says

The Canada-U.S. trade minister says Ottawa will hear from provinces, territories, industry and workers as it gears up to negotiate formally with the United States and Mexico.

Society

3 w. ago University of Alberta law professor put on leave amid review of online comments made after Charlie Kirk’s death

Faculty of Law dean, Fiona Kelly, also wrote students that there have been 'threats targeting faculty, staff and student groups' 

Society

3 w. ago Want your say? Canada will seek public input on CUSMA review

Finance Minister Francois-Philippe Champagne said it is clear the country needs to 'look at new markets' and that Canada is at 'the centre' of North American trade.

Other

3 w. ago U.S. to launch CUSMA consultations ahead of scheduled trade pact review

The U.S. Trade Representative is set to begin 45 days of public consultations ahead of the mandated review of the Canada-United States-Mexico Agreement next year.

Society

3 w. ago Elections Canada to launch review following issues with special ballots

OTTAWA — Elections Canada says it will launch a probe of problems with special ballots in the last federal election. A report released by the chief electoral officer today says Elections Canada will examine its training, control mechanisms and processes. The report cites a number of cases of special ballots not being handled properly and […]

Politics

3 w. ago U.S. warns Canada of potential negative consequences if it dumps F

The review of Canada's proposed purchase of 88 U.S.-built F-35s is set to be finalized by Sept. 22.

Other

last month 'Unmanageable workloads': Health care union members vote to reject tentative agreement with Alberta government

The Health Sciences Association of Alberta (HSAA) said it will not be calling for a strike vote at this time and is urging the province to bring forward a better wage offer

Politics

last month 'There's no rush here': Health care union members vote to reject tentative agreement with Alberta government

The Health Sciences Association of Alberta (HSAA) said it will not be calling for a strike vote at this time and is urging the province to bring forward a better wage offer

Politics