The federal government pledges up to $700,000 to support NextGen Mold Technologies, a Windsor manufacturer that grew 66% despite U.S. tariffs, as part of efforts to bolster Canadian industry during trade tensions.
The U.S. Supreme Court's tariff ruling signals lasting trade shifts. Canada's rigid supply management system needs modernization to withstand American demands for dairy market access, not blind defense that weakens the sector.
Analysts argue the Moe government should reduce its record-high spending and align budgets with stable revenue sources rather than volatile resource income.
Saskatchewan faces a severe debt crisis with consistent budget overspending exceeding billions annually. Premier Scott Moe's administration has more than doubled provincial debt, now projected at $23.9 billion, raising concerns about long-term taxpayer bu
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Global oil prices have surged above $90 per barrel, driving rapid increases in gasoline costs worldwide as the Iran war intensifies, with no resolution in sight.
Alberta's economic forecast is being reassessed after oil prices surged over 35% in March due to Middle East conflicts, with experts outlining multiple scenarios for provincial growth.
FP Video covers the PDAC 2026 convention in Toronto, featuring interviews with industry leaders on mining, nuclear energy, and indigenous partnerships, plus tax advice from Jamie Golombek.
A writer recounts a shocking 2005 firing and the unexpected lunch meeting two decades later where her former editor confessed the real reason: jealousy over work-life balance.
Karen Brookman, CEO of WCD, argues that growth must align with thoughtful planning to ensure long-term success for businesses and cities like Calgary.
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On the 250th anniversary of Adam Smith's Wealth of Nations, economist Donald Boudreaux explores how Smith's insights on free markets and access to goods transformed economic thinking and created prosperity.
Conrad Black argues Canada must develop Ontario's Ring of Fire chromium deposits to secure Western strategic mineral supply chains and counter Chinese dominance.
On the 250th anniversary of 'The Wealth of Nations,' Janet Bufton explores how Adam Smith's vision of free markets rescued humanity from conflict and dependency, establishing order and individual freedom.
A semi truck hauling heavy equipment struck a major overpass in Saskatoon's southeast, prompting city officials to plan repairs and issue a stern warning to drivers.
A new tiny homes village is set to open in New Westminster by the end of the year, providing transitional housing and addressing urban affordability challenges in the region.
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Oil prices surged above $90 per barrel due to the Iran war, while a disappointing U.S. jobs report triggered a stock market selloff, raising stagflation fears.
A tragic accident in North York resulted in a pedestrian's death after a vehicle struck and dislodged a pole, which then hit the individual. Toronto police are investigating the incident.
A Vancouver barbershop has become a local landmark with its unusual decor: dozens of hats hung wall to wall, each with its own story. The owner's collection of 'retired' headwear creates a nostalgic atmosphere for customers.
The Alberta Utilities Commission has denied an application to construct a large-scale data centre in Olds, marking a significant decision for the region's development and utility infrastructure planning.
Gas prices in Saskatchewan have surged to an average of $1.38 per litre, following national trends. Experts analyze market volatility and potential future increases.
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The founder of a Regina non-profit has pleaded guilty to defrauding the organization, with court proceedings revealing significant financial misconduct.
Consumer Reports offers practical advice on maintaining major appliances to combat shorter lifespans and reduce costs, helping consumers save money in the long run.
Manitoba Beef Producers are actively lobbying the provincial government to implement stronger safety protocols for cattle, addressing rising concerns in the agricultural sector.
The owner of Westmount Centre in Edmonton has unveiled ambitious plans to convert the aging indoor mall into a modern outdoor shopping complex, aiming to revitalize the retail space and enhance the community experience.
A colossal log home that began its transport from Lajord on Tuesday is now approaching its final destination, marking the near completion of an extraordinary relocation effort.
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A West End Ottawa business owner expresses deep concern over the extended closure of Woodroffe Avenue between Richmond Road and Deschênes Street, warning of potentially devastating economic consequences for local enterprises until the fall.
Quebec's proposed protection for cheese curds faces opposition from Ontario's St. Albert Cheese, igniting a cross-provincial debate over poutine authenticity and fair trade practices.
Global oil prices have soared above $90 USD per barrel, driven by geopolitical tensions and supply concerns, impacting markets and energy sectors worldwide.
Mayor Paul Lefebvre urges designation to secure a larger share of mining revenue, aiming to stimulate economic growth and infrastructure development in the city.
Thomson Reuters stock has recovered from an AI software selloff, with analysts highlighting strong growth potential. Meanwhile, experts warn against buying market dips amid Iran war volatility, and major Canadian projects could boost freight stocks.
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The Burrard Bridge in Vancouver will be closed to vehicle traffic Saturday and Sunday mornings for crane removal at the Sen̓áḵw development, with cyclists and pedestrians facing restrictions.
