76 m. ago Trump’s Canada, Mexico, China Tariffs Hit in Deepening Trade War

President Donald Trump delivered on his threat to hit Canada and Mexico with sweeping import levies, imposing one of the largest increases in US tariffs since the 1930s in a dramatic escalation of a trade war that stands to upend ties with major economic partners.

Economics

3 h. ago Here’s how to plan an unforgettable March Break with the kids

Make this break a fun-filled and unforgettable experience for the whole family.

Society

5 h. ago Bell: Tariffs hit Canada, Liberals plan to play Trump card for an election win

The Trump tariffs are happening as Canadians gear up for an expected election, so politics will not be taking a break

Politics

5 h. ago Bell: Tariffs hit Canada, Liberals plan to play Trump card for election win

The Trump tariffs are happening as Canadians gear up for an expected election, so politics will not be taking a break

Politics

7 h. ago US Import Taxes of More Than 50% May ‘Ravage’ Canadian Lumber

The US threatened import taxes on Canadian lumber products totaling 52%, raising fears about the industry’s future and increases to US homebuilding costs.

Economics

7 h. ago LILLEY: Trump tariff threat comes Tuesday, Canada isn’t ready

Trump says no room for Canada to escape tariffs.

Economics

8 h. ago Density, creosote expected to come up as council gets set to vote on Riley Communities LAP

The Riley Communities LAP outlines a long-term plan to guide future development in four central communities just north of the Bow River

Other

8 h. ago U.S. plan to nearly triple softwood lumber duties a ‘massive threat’: Eby

The new anti-dumping rate would bring the total for potential levies to almost 27%, while the industry is still facing Trump's threat of 25% tariffs on Canadian goods.

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10 h. ago Toronto restaurants take U.S. products off their menu due to Trump tariffs threat

As Canada waits to see whether U.S. President Donald Trump will follow through on his threat to impose sweeping tariffs, Toronto restaurants are already taking steps to limit their reliance on U.S. products.Over the past few weeks, more and more business across the country have vowed to prioritize Canadian goods over U.S. alternatives as Trump's administration continues to deliberate over the specific of the tariffs, and with the deadline just a few hours away, some officials suggest that the final decision is still very much up in the air.On Monday, U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick told CNN that he would be discussing the looming tariffs with Trump throughout the day. "He's going to decide today," Lutnick said. "We are going to put it out tomorrow."The tariffs, initially announced as a 25 per cent levy on Canadian goods, had been delayed for a month after Canada vowed to implement new border security measures, which included the appointment of a new fentanyl czar.Ontario...

Economics

10 h. ago Toronto restaurants take U.S. products off menus due to Trump tariffs threat

As Canada waits to see whether U.S. President Donald Trump will follow through on his threat to impose sweeping tariffs, Toronto restaurants are already taking steps to limit their reliance on U.S. products.Over the past few weeks, more and more business across the country have vowed to prioritize Canadian goods over U.S. alternatives as Trump's administration continues to deliberate over the specific of the tariffs, and with the deadline just a few hours away, some officials suggest that the final decision is still very much up in the air.On Monday, U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick told CNN that he would be discussing the looming tariffs with Trump throughout the day. "He's going to decide today," Lutnick said. "We are going to put it out tomorrow."The tariffs, initially announced as a 25 per cent levy on Canadian goods, had been delayed for a month after Canada vowed to implement new border security measures, which included the appointment of a new fentanyl czar.Ontario...

Economics

11 h. ago Toronto's BMO Field reveals $146 million renovation plan for 2026 FIFA World Cup

The FIFA World Cup is coming to Toronto next year — and a whole host of renovations are coming to the city's biggest soccer stadium.Today, the City and Toronto and MLSE provided further detail into the renovations at BMO Field, which is coming via a $123-million investment from the City and a $23-million investment from MLSE."Sport brings us together, as Torontonians and Canadians. As we prepare to host FIFA World Cup 26, we're investing in infrastructure for Toronto's future. We are supporting Team Canada while investing in the next generation of great Canadian athletes," Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow said in a release.The biggest temporary change includes a previously announced 10,000 temporary seats added on the north grandstand and 7,000 on the south grandstand, bringing the capacity to 45,000 for the duration of the tournament.Additional permanent changes include four new LED videoboards in the stadium's corner columns, self-serve technology at select concession stands, stadi...

Economics

12 h. ago Canadian business groups say trade uncertainty has already done damage

The head of the Canadian Federation of Independent Business says across-the-board U.S. tariffs on imported goods would be a worst-case scenario if they kick in tomorrow. But Dan Kelly says even if there’s another last-minute reprieve from U.S. President Donald Trump, the ongoing threat and uncertainty would continue to inflict economic damage. He says some […]

Economics

12 h. ago Lumber Prices Hit 2022 High as Trump Investigates Foreign Imports

Lumber futures rose to the highest in more than two and a half years after President Donald Trump ordered an investigation into shipments of the commodity into the US.

Economics

12 h. ago Trump tariffs: Southwestern Ontario mayor fears 20% jobless rate

Martin Ritsma is calling the threat of tariffs the greatest challenge that Stratford has faced since he was elected mayor.

Economics

13 h. ago Le Canada attend nerveusement la décision du président Trump sur les droits de douane

Justin Trudeau a prévenu que si les tarifs entraient en vigueur, Ottawa relancerait son plan de représailles.

Other

14 h. ago Lighter winds help crews fighting wildfires in South and North Carolina

Lighter winds Monday helped crews in South Carolina and North Carolina battle wildfires that caused evacuations and threatened hundreds of homes over the weekend. Hundreds of firefighters from across the state managed to keep the massive blaze in Horry County near Myrtle Beach from destroying any homes despite social media videos of orange skies at […]

Events

14 h. ago Welltower buying Amica from Ontario Teachers’ for $4.6 billion

Deal includes 31 seniors residences and seven under construction

Economics

14 h. ago ANALYSIS: Why'd the PC Party threat to London's 3 NDP MPPs fizzle out?

The morning after the night before was a good one for Peggy Sattler, who expected a fight to keep her job that never came.

Culture

14 h. ago Charming Toronto home is a complete steal at just over $1 million

While average home prices in Toronto have, seemingly, begun to stabilize over recent months, it still feels nearly impossible to find a home in the heart of the city at a good price; but this home, priced at just over $1 million, is flipping the script.Newly updated and located just steps from Queen Street East and a local school, 6 Vancouver Avenue is living proof that great things actually can come in affordable (for Toronto, that is) packages.Charming only just barely begins to describe this cozy two-storey semi-detached home, which, touting a white brick facade on the exterior, maintains a contemporary rustic look throughout, with elements such as hardwood flooring complimenting perfectly the open-concept floor plan on the main level.The main floor.Upon entering, one is greeted by a spacious living space, which is accented by a rustic wood-panelled fireplace. The ground floor invokes an immediately welcoming energy.The dining room.The spacious, 130 sq.ft. dining room connects se...

Economics

15 h. ago Ontario Teachers’ Pension Plan selling Amica to US firm for $4.6 billion

U.S. company Welltower Inc. has signed a deal to buy Amica Senior Lifestyles from Ontario Teachers’ Pension Plan for $4.6 billion. The deal includes 31 seniors residences and seven under construction. As part of the transaction, Welltower will also acquire a minority interest in Amica’s management company with the Amica management team owning the majority […]

Economics