81 m. ago Calgary hosts the country's largest numismatic convention, includes ancient coins, paper

Get a history lesson through currency at the Royal Canadian Numismatic Association (RCNA) convention

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1 hour ago New report says Ottawa to blame for higher consumer prices after spending splurge

Trudeau government’s spending, not Bank of Canada interest rate policies, deemed largely responsible for soaring inflation during pandemic

Economics

1 hour ago Westwater Resources Supports U.S. Department of Commerce Anti

Ruling Confirms Unfair Trade Practices and Finds Chinese Producers Are Violating Anti-Dumping Rules Increased U.S.-Imposed Tariffs Highlight Strategic Need and Opportunity for Domestic Anode Producers CENTENNIAL, Colo. — Westwater Resources, Inc. (NYSE American: WWR), an energy technology and battery-grade natural graphite company (“Westwater” or the “Company”), announced today its support of the U.S. Department of […]

Culture

2 h. ago Cameron Highlanders top officer removed in wake of Blue Hackle Mafia controversy

The Canadian Army has initiated a summary investigation to examine the alleged conduct of any currently serving members that were part of the online group.

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2 h. ago Will Canada’s double whammy of tax cuts and defence spending hurt its AAA credit rating?

Desjardins’ report says that standing appears safe for now, despite growing fiscal pressures

Economics

3 h. ago Foreign Holdings of Treasuries Rose in May, Led by Canada Jump

Foreign investor holdings of Treasuries climbed in May, led by a surge in Canadian purchases, in a sign of resilient overseas demand for US government securities in the face of concerns over effects from Trump administration policies.

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3 h. ago RCMP charge 2 baggage handlers at Pearson accused of trying to smuggle $147K of cannabis to France

Two baggage handlers at Toronto’s Pearson airport have been charged after allegedly trying to smuggle more than $147,000 in cannabis to France. Royal Canadian Mounted Police said the two employees of baggage-handling company Swissport Canada Handling were arrested on July 4 following a drug-smuggling probe that involved baggage tag switching. Baggage tag switching involves someone […]

Economics

3 h. ago JAY GOLDBERG: Will any party stand up for Canadian consumers?

Canadian families pay hundreds of dollars a year more for dairy, poultry and eggs due to the country’s antiquated supply management system. This system restricts the production of dairy, poultry and eggs in Canada and imposes severe quotas and tariffs on potential imports from abroad. All of this is done to protect fewer than 10,000 […]

Culture

3 h. ago Big banks hold their fire while competitors hike fixed rates

Robert McLister: If government bond yields climb much further, the big banks will quietly pump up rates — preferably when no one’s looking

Events

5 h. ago US Set to Impose 93.5% Tariff on Battery Material From China

The US Commerce Department imposed preliminary anti-dumping duties of 93.5% on Chinese imports of graphite, a key battery component, after concluding the materials had been unfairly subsidized.

Economics

5 h. ago Canadian General Investments, Limited Declares Dividend on Common Shares

TORONTO, Canada, July 17, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Canadian General Investments, Limited (“CGI” or “the Company”) (TSX:CGI) (LSE: CGI) has declared a quarterly dividend of $0.27 per share payable on September 15, 2025 to common shareholders of record at the close of business on August 29, 2025 (“the Dividend”). The Dividend is a capital gains […]

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5 h. ago How the ‘Bank of Mom and Dad’ has become essential for homebuying

The survey emphasizes the struggle many Canadians have with keeping up with their bills

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5 h. ago Luxury thermal spa coming to the Canadian Rockies and reservations open this week

Fairmont Chateau Lake Louise’s thermal wellness facility set to open this September — here's how to book

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5 h. ago How to fix Canadians’ unfairly high tax burdens under progressive rates

Jamie Golombek: At the top rate in most of Canada you can't even keep half of the money you earn for yourself

Economics

5 h. ago Canada Strong Pass lets you save money on major museums and more

It's no longer just national parks and historic sites — the Canada Strong Pass now lets you access even more museums and galleries.If you love spending the day at museums or galleries learning about history or art, you can make the most of the Canada Strong Pass this summer. On July 17, the Department of Canadian Heritage announced that the pass now provides visitors with access to more provincial and territorial museums and galleries, allowing them to experience Canada's rich arts and history.Participating galleries and museums offer free admission to children aged 17 and under. Youth aged 18 to 24 receive 50 per cent off admission fees.It's time to start planning all the galleries and museums you plan to visit this summer, because there's plenty to choose from. A total of 10 national museums and 86 provincial and territorial museums and galleries across the country will be participating. Youth and families with young children can explore more culture and exhibits withou...

Politics

6 h. ago Here's why Canada is denying a ton of claims under new federal dental care plan

If you've had trouble accessing complex treatment under Canada's federal dental care plan, you're not alone.Health Canada told us that more than half of preauthorization requests for complex dental work under the Canadian Dental Care Plan (CDCP) are being denied.The CDCP was launched in 2023 and aims to make dental care more accessible for those without dental insurance.To qualify, you must be a Canadian resident who doesn't have access to dental insurance. You and your spouse or common-law partner must have filed your tax returns in Canada, and your family's net income must be less than $90,000.Between May 1, 2024, and June 30, 2025, 5.2 million Canadians were approved for coverage, and more than 2.2 million people received care under the CDCP, according to Health Canada. Although most treatments don't require preauthorization, more complex procedures — about one per cent — still do.Examples of complex dental work include crowns, major surgical procedures...

Transport

6 h. ago Moe to urge premiers to join New West Partnership Trade Agreement

Premier Scott Moe is scheduled to speak from Saskatoon on Thursday and call on other Canadian premiers to join the New West Partnership Trade Agreement.

Economics

7 h. ago Canada’s Olivia Smith becomes world’s highest paid women’s soccer player

Canadian soccer star Olivia Smith has signed the most expensive contract in Women's soccer history after agreeing to a multi-year deal with England's Arsenal F.C.

Sport

9 h. ago CCIB names Bouchier as first Indigenous Business of the Year Award recipient

CCIB names Bouchier as first Indigenous Business of the Year Award recipient Toronto, ON, July 17, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Canadian Council for Indigenous Business (CCIB) is proud to announce the inaugural Indigenous Business of the Year Award, with Bouchier named as the 2025 recipient. The Indigenous Business of the Year Award, sponsored by ESS […]

Economics

9 h. ago Taylor Pendrith relives Rory McIlroy’s first tee disaster at The Open

PORTRUSH, Northern Ireland — Taylor Pendrith’s first career Open Championship round didn’t go as planned at Royal Portrush on Thursday. “Pumped one out of bounds on the first swing,” the big-hitting Canadian said. “Tried to battle back. Felt like I was hanging in there all right, but didn’t really do much great today. Didn’t hit […]

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