81 m. ago Canada’s EV market was already in trouble. Tariffs made it worse, Ontario workers say

Several companies, including Honda, Stellantis, Umicore and Ford have delayed or scrapped their EV projects amid the slow sales growth and the ongoing trade war.

Society

2 h. ago Jamie Sarkonak: Vancouver renaming street ‘šxʷməθkʷəy̓əmasəm’ puts people at risk

Good luck telling 911 your address

Other

2 h. ago MacDougall: Rideau Hall is the right home for Prime Minister Carney

Living in a cottage on the grounds of the Governor General's residence just reinforces the notion of Canada as a second-class country.

Politics

4 h. ago From land acknowledgement to land action: hundreds choose to meaningfully recognize Indigenous lands

Lək̓ʷəŋən and W̱SÁNEĆ territories (Victoria, BC), June 19, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Land is valuable, and so is the idea of home. From historic leafy homes in Saanich and Oak Bay, to new builds and condos in Victoria and Esquimalt, residents on the Island are acknowledging home and Indigenous land in a new way. Working […]

Other

4 h. ago Why B.C. wants India's Bishnoi gang classified as a terrorist group

Will the terrorist group classification of the Bishnoi gang help police investigate extortion cases targeting B.C.'s South Asian community?

Other

5 h. ago Nelson: Elbows down, Canada, as Trump and Carney make nice over tariffs

Before election night their new boss, Mark Carney, wrapped himself so tightly in the Maple Leaf it’s a wonder he’d breathe enough to thank voters for returning the Grits to power

Economics

5 h. ago Lorne Gunter: Alberta's fees, regulations allow housing starts to keep pace with unparalleled population growth

Alberta’s population growth led the country in the first quarter of 2025, as it has for most quarters of the past three years. The rate at which our population is growing has slowed this year, but ours is still the fastest-growing province in the country, by far. Our growth rate peaked at just below 3.7 […]

Events

5 h. ago Opinion: Calgarians shouldn’t have to choose between growth and community

When your rent’s going up or your kids can’t afford to live nearby, the last thing you need from city hall is more political infighting. Yet, that’s what we’re getting from the mayor and some members of council: a false choice between reckless development and no development at all. That’s not leadership. It’s division — […]

Other

6 h. ago Google faces setback on EU fine as court adviser sides with regulators

The European Court of Justice's advocate general recommended in a non-binding opinion that Google's appeal against the fine should be dismissed.

Technology

6 h. ago Bank of England Holds Key Rate at 4.25% in Dovish Split Vote

The Bank of England held interest rates at 4.25% in a more divided vote than expected as policymakers weighed up the UK’s softening jobs market and weak growth against a backdrop of mounting geopolitical tensions.

Other

6 h. ago FIRST READING: If Iran collapses, regime officials likely to flee to Canada

Canada already has a reputation as a safe haven for high-ranking officials from Tehran

Other

6 h. ago Letters June 19, 2025: ‘The Flames have made some very, very bad trades.’

Who’s taking the credit Four great players the Calgary Flames franchise seem to let fall through the cracks are: John, Matt, Sean and, the 2025 Conn Smythe Trophy winner, Sam Bennett. Maybe the Flames will luck-out at the upcoming NHL draft and get the ball rolling again? Perhaps, the Calgary Flames’ woes aren’t so much […]

Economics

6 h. ago Bell: 'Enough is enough' — Premiers Smith, Moe all in for Carney's Bill C

'Being on Team Canada means these kind of projects have to go ahead,' says Premier Danielle Smith backing Prime Minister Mark Carney's plans to fast-track nation-building projects

Transport

6 h. ago Martin: Questions arise in dramatic crash that cost young girl her life

Even the officer providing the narration lost his composure slightly as Nepoose rammed into Amanda Reitmeier's compact hatchback, causing a chain reaction involving five vehicles in total

Economics

6 h. ago Martin: Questions arise in horrific crash that cost young girl her life

Even the officer providing the narration lost his composure slightly as Nepoose rammed into Amanda Reitmeier's compact hatchback, causing a chain reaction involving five vehicles in total

Economics

7 h. ago André Pratte: Pablo Rodriguez has won over the Quebec Liberals. That was the easy part

The party will be tempted to run an anti-separatist campaign in 2026, but that would be a mistake. Quebeckers want bigger ideas

Culture

7 h. ago Neil Cawse: Are business leaders doing enough to hire and promote young talent?

Opinion: Hiring young talent is a strategic investment in future growth. We simply cannot afford to let educated minds go to waste

Politics

7 h. ago John Robson: Carney offers weak words while Trump takes care of business

Flapping our arms and calling for de-escalation when the Jewish state is taking desperate action to avoid being nuked isn’t just ineffective — it’s wicked

Economics

7 h. ago Derek Burney: First serious crack in senior levels of Trump’s administration

Trump and Musk fell out because Trump just doesn't get principled people. Musk's reputation is based on deeds, not deals

Politics

7 h. ago Joe Oliver: Having silenced critics, university admins think they can do no wrong

Despite fostering a culture of antisemitism and ideological conformity, there is little impetus for change in academia

Society