The Canada-Ontario Partnership to Build reduces development charges by 30-50% for three years. BILD advocates for permanent reforms to ensure new homebuyers pay fair share, not disproportionate costs.
Peter Brown argues PM Carney should abandon top-down governance, restore U.S. ties, and focus on economic reforms to boost investor confidence.
Alberta's post-secondary funding redesign must balance enrolment growth, community impact, and base costs to reflect the province's diverse needs, argues MacEwan University President Annette Trimbee.
If Alberta separated, taxpayers in other provinces would pay an average of $1,007 more per year, according to Chris Nelson. The article challenges separatist arguments, citing population growth and economic strength.
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The Bank of Canada held rates at 2.25% on June 10, facing a dilemma between a weak economy and rising inflation from the Iran war, deliberations show.
Bank of Canada Governor Tiff Macklem warned that widening global trade and financial imbalances pose a growing risk to financial stability, potentially 'sideswipe' Canada despite its stable policies.
Mayors of Sarnia and St. John's argue that slow regulatory approvals for major projects are driving investment away from Canada, and welcome federal plans to streamline processes.
Jack Mintz argues that unless Europe, Japan, and Canada enhance their economic and military contributions, the G7 risks being eclipsed by U.S.-China dominance.
Canada faces manageable debt, but the U.S. fiscal path is unsustainable. A U.S. crisis could severely impact Canada, urging preparation now.
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Brian Lilley outlines steps Doug Ford must take after federal bail reform, including judge training and updating prosecution manuals to ensure public safety.
A proposal to temporarily tax billionaires in California to fund healthcare for low-income residents has enough signatures to qualify for the November ballot, the Secretary of State announced.
Ralph Goodale reveals Ottawa has a list of demands for the US in ongoing trade talks, countering Trump administration pressure during the NAFTA review.
Sudbury MP Viviane Lapointe introduces a bill in the House of Commons requiring criminals to pay restitution to victims, aiming to improve justice for those harmed by crime.
A new Fraser Institute study reveals combined federal and provincial debt interest costs of $94.4 billion in 2025/26, costing each Canadian taxpayer between $1,845 and $3,348 depending on province.
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U.S. Ambassador Pete Hoekstra urged Canada to negotiate more aggressively on trade. Ottawa says it has made specific offers, but experts see the comment as rhetoric.
A new analysis shows Ontario Premier Doug Ford and Prime Minister Mark Carney are running large deficits, piling debt on Ontarians. Per-person combined debt exceeds $63,000.
New immigration admissions fell in early 2025, leading to lower Canadian population growth. StatCan reports a decline in admissions, impacting demographic trends and economic forecasts.
Dan McTeague argues PM Carney's promise to fast-track projects falls short as green lobby pressures slow regulatory changes amid recession.
A man has been charged after an assault on a woman outside Bridgewater, according to Nova Scotia RCMP. The incident occurred on June 16, 2026, and the suspect was arrested the same day.
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Canada's housing market correction offers a chance to rebalance policy away from homeownership subsidies toward productive investments to improve productivity and economic growth.
Saskatoon police are asking for the public's help solving a homicide that occurred in a Fairhaven park two years ago. No arrests have been made.
Canada's skilled immigrants face a broken credential recognition system, leading to brain waste. The author argues that before redrawing global alliances, Canada must fix this internal issue.
The federal government has passed Bill C-14 bail reform, expanding reverse onus. Now Ontario Premier Doug Ford must implement changes through training and procedures.
Despite military backing for F-35s, the Carney government is expected to announce a purchase of Swedish Gripen jets, driven by political motives and anti-American sentiment.
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The US and Iran are close to signing an agreement to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, with a possible ceremony during the G7 summit in Evian, France, from June 15-17.
President Trump's comment celebrating a three-year high in CPI growth signals no urgency to fight inflation, potentially raising bond yields and mortgage rates.
A Senate committee recommends binding arbitration to prevent labour disruptions in rail and marine sectors, citing risks to Canada's trade reputation and supply chains.
Regina city council approved $1.5 million for the Saskatchewan Roughriders to host the 2027 Grey Cup Festival, with concerns over potential tax increases.
U.S. Ambassador Pete Hoekstra says Trump's threat not to renew CUSMA is an opening for Canada to make offers, as trade talks continue amid July 1 deadline.
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The World Bank has lowered its global economic growth forecast due to the Iran war's fallout, while other news covers Canadian events from politics to sports.
