5 d. ago Canadians have mixed views on Truth and Reconciliation Day, poll finds

The polling showed that a slight majority of Canadians believe there are bigger issues than reconciliation that Canada should address

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5 d. ago Majority of Canadians continue to oppose new immigration: poll

Despite Canada’s reputation as a multicultural mosaic, the poll found found Canadians are more supportive of cultural assimilation than Americans

Politics

9 d. ago Buying Canadian is still a priority for most consumers, Ipsos poll shows

Canadian consumer patriotism is alive and well, with the majority of poll respondents saying they have recently purchased 'Canadian' products, services or investments.

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2 w. ago ‘Draw the Line’ rallies in Toronto, across Canada challenge elements of Carney’s agenda

Canadians in several major cities demonstrated Saturday against elements of the Liberal government’s agenda, including Prime Minister Mark Carney’s support for new fossil fuel projects and expected public service cuts. Hundreds who took part in “Draw the Line” protests in Toronto marched from downtown to the provincial legislature building, carrying signs that included messages advocating […]

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2 w. ago U.S. broadcaster apologizes after insulting Toronto Blue Jays fans

A Baltimore Orioles broadcaster is apologizing after taking shots at Toronto Blue Jays fans over the weekend.MASN Orioles broadcaster and two-time MLB All-Star Brian Roberts faced plenty of backlash after questioning the baseball IQ of those in Canada after fans in Rogers Centre booed an attempted pick-off play involving Myles Straw at first base."I've got to be real, real careful what I say, but sometimes we've had some major questions about the baseball IQ of some Canadians here and there," Roberts said. "At times, it felt like maybe they knew a little bit more about hockey than baseball."Baltimore’s broadcast crew on Blue Jays fans booing the pick off move:“Sometime we had some major questions about the baseball IQ of Canadians.”“Maybe they know a little bit more about hockey than baseball” pic.twitter.com/VTGXGcr7pv— Blue Jays Today (@TodayJays) September 13, 2025Blue Jays fans and players alike didn't...

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2 w. ago Toronto Blue Jays players clap back after U.S. broadcaster insults Canadians

Toronto Blue Jays players are taking a stand after a Baltimore Orioles broadcaster insulted the intelligence of Canadian baseball fans on Friday night.The incident began after fans at Rogers Centre rained down boos after Baltimore pitcher Shawn Dubin threw to first, trying to pick off Myles Straw. It's a fairly regular occurrence for the play to cause fans to boo, but MASN Orioles broadcaster Brian Roberts decided to use it as an opportunity to insult Canadian baseball fans.He said that sometimes he has major questions about the baseball intelligence of Canadians, and that they know more about hockey than baseball. Hockey may be the top sport in Canada over baseball, but the comments were way off base, as the country is not only passionate about the sport but also very knowledgeable.Baltimore’s broadcast crew on Blue Jays fans booing the pick off move:“Sometime we had some major questions about the baseball IQ of Canadians.”“Maybe they know...

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3 w. ago Canadian major junior teams are at risk of falling behind the NCAA

Patrick Johnston: Making it hard for NCAA coaches and scouts to attend CHL games won't get Canadian junior hockey anywhere

Politics

3 w. ago An ‘important minority’ of young Canadians believe terrorism can be justified: poll

The poll, taken ahead of the 24th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks, also reveals that the majority of Canadians believe that terrorism in the country is on the rise

Economics

3 w. ago Lorne Gunter: Ideology killing Canada's home construction numbers

On Tuesday, the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC) released statistics on housing starts for the first half of the year in seven major Canadian cities. The federal housing agency also projected the number of new housing unit starts (apartments, condos, row houses and single-family detached houses) that will be achieved across the country in […]

Events

3 w. ago Canadians back Carney’s deficit and defence plans, poll shows

(Bloomberg) — A slight majority of Canadians believe Prime Minister Mark Carney’s plan to run deeper deficits will grow the economy, accepting his argument that more spending is needed to emerge stronger from the US trade war. A poll by Nanos Research Group for Bloomberg News showed 53% of Canadians agreed the additional deficit expenditures […]

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3 w. ago Canadians Back Carney’s Deficit and Defense Plans, Poll Shows

A slight majority of Canadians believe Prime Minister Mark Carney’s plan to run deeper deficits will grow the economy, accepting his argument that more spending is needed to emerge stronger from the US trade war.

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3 w. ago Ottawa has found dozens of instances of imported groceries being mislabelled as Canadian

The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) found dozens of cases in which major grocers were mislabeling imported items as Canadian-made, amid tensions caused by U.S.-Canada tariffs.The CFIA said in an email that it saw an increase in complaints "related to country of origin claims on food labels or in advertisements," receiving a total of 167 complaints between Nov. 1, 2024 and Sept. 1, 2025.Complaints spiked between February and August, when the U.S.-Canada tariffs were in full force. As of Sept. 1, the CFIA has evaluated 137 of the complaints and identified 48 cases where grocery stores labelled imported food as Canadian.The agency stated that 45 different stores were involved in these complaints, with 42 stores receiving one complaint each, resulting in a non-compliance being identified.Three stores received two complaints each, resulting in non-compliance being identified. The CFIA didn’t disclose which Canadian grocers were involved."The CFI...

Economics

3 w. ago Toronto is the only major Canadian city where 'rental burden' is easing

If you couldn't tell by all of the rent incentives and declining monthly rates, tenants in Ontario are breathing a little easier lately as the market cools down, especially in Toronto.Condos in particular are no longer the boon to investors that they once were, and it seems that the downturn of the city's real estate market is translating over to rentals, too, with ample supply, far less fervent demand and other factors continuing to push prices lower pretty much across the board.Multiple reports have outlined how the cost of an ordinary unit in the 6ix (and other parts of the region) has gradually decreased, most recently to $2,618 — marking a 3.3 per cent drop from this time last year — according to the most recent numbers from Urbanation and Rentals.ca.The two firms crunch the numbers each month in their joint National Rent Report, and the recently released September edition bolsters a point that other authorities have recently made: that&n...

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