Why Joining the EU Would Harm Canadian Sovereignty
Opinion: Pursuing EU membership would burden Canada with costly regulations and undermine its economic flexibility, offering little benefit over existing trade deals.
Opinion: Pursuing EU membership would burden Canada with costly regulations and undermine its economic flexibility, offering little benefit over existing trade deals.
A new Fraser Institute study finds that raising corporate income taxes costs Canadian economies more in lost activity than revenue gained, with B.C. hit hardest.
The Bank of Canada cites uncertainty from energy price shocks and US tariffs as key concerns for the economic outlook, with rates held at 2.25%.
The federal government announces $68 billion in support for Alberta workers affected by U.S. tariffs, with MP Patty Hajdu detailing workforce development measures.
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RecommendedAs Trump meets Xi in Beijing, Canada watches closely. Any thaw in US-China relations could undermine Carney's efforts to diversify Canadian exports, experts warn.
The Saskatchewan NDP claims a leaked document shows SaskPower rates could rise up to 90% by 2040 under the government's current plan, raising concerns over long-term affordability.
As midterm elections approach, voters grapple with the impact of tax cuts and inflation on the economy. Evan Duke, a bartender in Raleigh, shares his perspective on the current economic climate.
Canada's internal trade barriers cost billions. An IMF report urges eliminating them to boost GDP. With CUSMA uncertainty, now is the time for action.
A Bank of Canada report estimates that counter-tariffs increased consumer prices by about 6% last year, impacting grocery and other goods.
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RecommendedU.S. consumer prices rose 3.8% year-over-year in April 2025, driven by a 5.4% monthly jump in gasoline costs amid the Iran war. Core inflation remains modest at 2.8%.
A new poll suggests Canadians now prioritize economic growth over environmental concerns in energy policy, marking a significant shift in public opinion.
Prime Minister Mark Carney faces pressure to scrap Justin Trudeau's environmental policies to address Canada's low productivity crisis, which experts say is the economy's Achilles heel.
Jay Goldberg argues that Prime Minister Carney's proposed Canada Strong Fund, funded by borrowed money, is a risky venture unlike Norway's surplus-funded model.
Nova Scotia's police watchdog is investigating after a Halifax police car collided with a bicyclist. The incident adds to scrutiny of police pursuits.
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RecommendedKevin Lynch argues the federal fiscal update lacked urgency, missed fiscal anchors, and failed to address key priorities like productivity and trade.
Bank of Canada Governor Tiff Macklem told MPs that interest rate hikes are possible if high energy prices lead to persistent inflation, stressing readiness to act.
Mark Carney prioritizes Europe over US trade talks, ignoring tariffs on Canadian steel, aluminum, autos, and lumber. Critics question his strategy as Canada faces economic risks.
Prime Minister Mark Carney prioritizes Europe over US trade talks, criticizing American hegemony while seeking closer ties with China, raising concerns about Canada's trade strategy.
Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre demands PM Mark Carney clarify Canada's leverage in US trade talks after Carney rejected energy as a bargaining chip.
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RecommendedCubans are increasingly struggling to survive as government ration books provide fewer products. The economic crisis deepens amid shortages.
Readers criticize Canada's net-zero policy as costly and ineffective, while others defend Carney's trade strategy amid global turmoil. Letters from May 3, 2026.
Prime Minister Mark Carney is spending $6 billion over his own budget just six months in, with debt interest payments reaching $59 billion, raising questions about fiscal responsibility.
Kevin Vuong argues Canadians focus on small thrift while ignoring large inefficiencies, using examples like Ontario's jet controversy and 24 Sussex decay.
International Trade Minister Maninder Sidhu announced Canada's goal to wrap up three major trade agreements in 2026, boosting economic ties amid global uncertainties.
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RecommendedCPA Canada says over 80% of new revenue in the spring economic update is already allocated, leaving little for growth. Taxpayers Federation and unions weigh in.
A new Fraser Institute study reveals Canada's youth unemployment rose from 10% in 2022 to 13.8% in 2025, the largest three-year increase outside a recession, with 437,000 youth jobless.
A new Fraser Institute study reveals Canada's youth unemployment surged from 10% in 2022 to 13.8% in 2025, the largest three-year increase outside a recession, with 437,000 young people jobless.
The failure of Premier Smith and PM Carney to resolve the 2025 MOU conditions is predictable yet depressing, stifling Alberta's hydrocarbon potential under federal policies.
Finance Minister Champagne reports a $11.4B deficit drop, but critics say it's a classic budget trick. Parliamentary budget officer flags $94B misclassification.
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RecommendedBrian Lilley argues that Mark Carney's spring economic update shows the same old spending habits, with slow growth and no major tax reform, despite claims of prudent management.