10 h. ago Bell: Mark Carney, Liberal messiah plays fast and loose with the facts

Liberal Leader Mark Carney under fire for not telling Canadians the whole story of his phone call with U.S. President Donald Trump

Transport

10 h. ago Bell: Liberal Mark Carney plays fast and loose with the truth — again

Liberal Leader Mark Carney under fire for not telling Canadians the whole story of his phone call with U.S. President Donald Trump

Transport

20 h. ago Russia’s biggest attack of the year on Ukraine capital kills 12 people

The attack kept residents on edge for about 11 hours, with many staying awake all night while loud explosions reverberated around the city and flashes of light punctuated the sky

Events

4 d. ago ELDER: Trump haters see only evil, hear only evil, speak only evil

Disdain for U.S. President Donald Trump translates into a refusal to accept reality if doing it gives Trump a political victory. Examples include, but are certainly not limited to, the continuing assertion that Trump, about Charlottesville, said some variation of, “There were good and bad white nationalists and neo-Nazis on both sides”; the denial of […]

Other

5 d. ago Dyer: World needs security, trade structure without Trump's U.S.

Submission to erratic U.S. president may not work, since he lies. A lot.

Economics

6 d. ago Conrad Black: Liberals, not Trump, are the true threat to Canadian sovereignty

A vote for the Liberals on April 28 is a vote to play Russian roulette with Canadian Confederation

Other

6 d. ago Chris Selley: Canadian complacency returns to the election debate, from Blanchet of all people

Trump will be gone by the time we build any new pipelines, he says. Maybe we should just relax

Politics

7 d. ago Fashion Art Toronto celebrates 20 years with biggest fashion week yet

Fashion Art Toronto's spring/summer fashion week is right around the corner but, as the event celebrates 20 years as the city's premier fashion event, the festivities are extending well beyond just one week.Set to take over the breathtaking T3 Bayside building between May 29 and June 1, Fashion Art Toronto (FAT) returns with yet another fashion week highlighting local designers, artists and innovators just as it has for the past 20 years.For the first time ever, though, the festivities of spring/summer Toronto fashion week 2025 will also extend across the city for the entire month of May, giving Toronto residents ample chance to get a glimpse into the cutting edge of local fashion.May eventsThings kick off on May 8 as FAT returns to Artist Project with a grand-opening runway show by Lunara and a pop-up boutique with ready-to-wear pieces from 11 local designers.On May 15, FAT is getting back to its guerrilla roots with a secret pop-up runway show, the details of which ar...

Culture

7 d. ago Corbella: When it comes to who’s more like Trump, Carney trumps Poilievre

Of Canada’s top two federal party leaders, which one is more like U.S. President Donald Trump?

Transport

1 week ago Letters April 15, 2025: ‘No need to blame Trump for dividing Canadians, the Liberals did that.’

LIBS DIVIDED US, NOT TRUMP It is time for us all to take a deep breath and reflect on what is happening here in Canada. Donald Trump is not running in this election, so everyone needs to close out the noise from south of the border. No. 1, we can thank the Donald for bring […]

Other

1 week ago SNOBELEN: Canada needs leadership to rescue economy from Trump’s blender

I always wondered what would happen if you put the economy in a blender and turned it on high. Now, thanks to U.S. President Donald Trump, we know. Trump tossed international trade into a blender and flipped the switch. Global markets spun around as trillions of dollars spilled out. Froth formed around lost jobs and […]

Politics

2 w. ago Opinion: What to do if Trump doesn’t back off on Canada tariffs

There’s a chance Trump may eventually backtrack on all this, but we need to plan on the assumption he doesn’t

Economics

2 w. ago Jamie Sarkonak: Tariffs are to Trump what DEI is to the left

It's a supposed solution to a massive economic injustice that doesn't clearly exist

Economics

2 w. ago J.D. Tuccille: Trump’s tariffs will victimize, not aid, American manufacturing

Large numbers of assembly-line jobs are never coming back — unless you count robots

Economics

2 w. ago Derek Burney: Trump’s tariffs may not be the world’s worst worry

The U.S. president's erratic foreign policy is fuelling global instability

Economics

2 w. ago Face aux tarifs de Trump, bâtissons un Canada résilient ou sombrons dans l’histoire comme spectateurs de notre propre déclin

Il est des moments dans l’histoire d’une nation où le silence devient une complicité, et l’inaction...

Economics

2 w. ago Braid: Conservatives see rebound as Trump goes quiet about Canada

Conservative campaigners say they're now seeing a shift on the doorsteps. Voters are turning their attention back to the economy and the Liberal record

Other

2 w. ago MORICI: Trump’s tariffs speeding America down the road to recession

President Donald Trump’s election last November ignited expectations for strong growth for the U.S. economy. Trump pledged to bring Americans a leaner government, less regulation and lower taxes, along with building U.S. leadership in artificial intelligence. These goals helped push the U.S. stock market higher from last November through mid-February, extending two years of impressive gains. Then came Trump’s tariffs. In March, Wells […]

Economics

2 w. ago Tariffs, Tension, and the Talk that’s not happening: Half of Canadian parents haven’t discussed inheritance plans with their children

New study finds families are staying silent on wealth transfer—while tariffs and rising costs reshape financial priorities TORONTO, April 08, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — A new national study by the Money Wise Institute exposes a growing communication gap between Canadian parents and their children regarding inheritance, wealth transfer, and financial expectations. With potentially devastating emotional […]

Economics

2 w. ago BAD MEDICINE: Trump’s tariffs wipe out $7 trillion as he watches golf

WATCH as Postmedia political columnist Lorne Gunter says Donald Trump’s tariff have now wiped out $7 trillion and has the stock market in a continual free fall with people, small businesses and large corporations losing everything. And while the world’s economy burns, Trump fiddles about watching the LIV Golf tournament at the Trump National Doral G.C. over […]

Economics