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Canada-US Trade Concerns Stall Business Amid Tariff Uncertainty
Canadian businesses are expressing concerns about the future of trade relations with the United States. Lingering uncertainties surrounding tariffs and trade agreements are causing some companies to hold back on investments and expansion plans.
Trump's policies deter Canadians, impacting US border businesses
Businesses along the US-Canada border are feeling the pinch as fewer Canadians cross over. Anger over Trump-era policies and a perception of a less welcoming environment are contributing factors.
Canada Investigates Frozen and Canned Vegetable Imports
The Canadian International Trade Tribunal is launching an inquiry into frozen and canned vegetable imports. This investigation aims to determine if these imports are harming domestic producers.
Calgary Real Estate Attracting Younger Buyers with Tech Jobs
Calgary's housing market is seeing a shift as it attracts younger buyers, driven by the city's growing tech sector. Realtors report increased interest from individuals seeking affordability and career opportunities compared to other major Canadian cities.
High Fuel Costs Squeeze Canadian Industries in 2026
Soaring fuel prices are impacting various sectors across Canada, from transportation to agriculture. Businesses are struggling to absorb the increased costs, potentially leading to higher consumer prices.
Hong Kong Security Law: Increased Risks for Canadian Firms
A new report from the Asia Pacific Foundation of Canada warns that tightening security laws in Hong Kong are creating increased risks for Canadian businesses operating there. This raises concerns about the future of Canadian investment and trade in the region.
Oil Price Spike: Job Losses and Inflation Loom in Canada
Economists are warning that the recent surge in oil prices could have significant repercussions for the Canadian economy. Potential job losses and rising inflation are major concerns.
Motorola to Acquire Bell Canada's Mobile Radio Business
Motorola Solutions Canada will acquire Bell Mobility's land mobile radio network services in a $675 million deal. The acquisition is expected to finalize in late 2026, pending regulatory approvals.
Bank of Canada Holds Rate, Cottage Country Concerns Rise
The Bank of Canada maintains its key interest rate amidst rising concerns about cottage country real estate. Tax disputes and BMO's U.S. expansion also make headlines.
Ontario budget: Deficit hits $13.8B amid global concerns
Ontario's 2026 budget reveals a significant deficit amidst economic uncertainty. The government outlines its plans to address the shortfall while investing in key sectors.
Watchdog slams Indigenous business program as systemic failure
Canada's procurement system is under fire after a scathing report. The Indigenous business program is facing harsh criticism for its ineffectiveness.
Air Canada CEO Apologizes Amid French Language Skills Criticism
Air Canada's CEO, Michael Rousseau, is facing backlash for a recent video message delivered primarily in English following a fatal plane crash. Prime Minister Mark Carney and Quebec's premier have weighed in, intensifying the pressure.
Foreign Investment Surges Into Canada, Reaching 2007 High
Canada saw a significant increase in foreign direct investment in 2025. While this influx signals confidence in the Canadian market, experts are analyzing the long-term economic impacts.
LNG Canada and Coastal GasLink Finalize Pipeline Agreement
A deal has been struck between LNG Canada and Coastal GasLink, moving the massive liquefied natural gas project closer to completion. The agreement outlines the terms for the pipeline's construction and operation.
Alberta and Canada Reach Methane Deal, Deadline Extended
Alberta and the federal government have come to an early agreement regarding methane emissions reductions. However, a comprehensive deal will extend beyond the initial April 1st deadline. This agreement highlights ongoing efforts to address climate change while acknowledging the complexities of implementation.
Small businesses seek changes to temporary foreign worker program
Canadian small business owners are struggling with labour shortages and are calling for reforms to the Temporary Foreign Worker Program. They say current policies are too restrictive and are hindering their ability to operate efficiently.
CUPW Head Rejects Tentative Canada Post Agreement
The head of the Canadian Union of Postal Workers (CUPW) is urging its 55,000 members to reject a tentative agreement reached with Canada Post. Concerns over job security and working conditions are reportedly central to the union's stance.
Keystone XL revival discussed with Trump officials: Report
Canadian officials have reportedly engaged in discussions with individuals connected to Donald Trump's administration regarding the potential revival of the Keystone XL pipeline project. The project, which was previously cancelled, remains a point of contention between Canada and the United States.
Fuel Cost Spike Tanks Hopes for Canadian Businesses
A new survey indicates that rising fuel costs, exacerbated by the Iran war, are significantly impacting Canadian businesses. Small and medium-sized enterprises are feeling the pinch, leading to decreased optimism and potential price increases for consumers.
Canadian Economy "Fragile" Amidst Job Losses, GDP Contraction
The Business Council of Canada warns of a fragile Canadian economy. Recent data reveals job losses and a contracting GDP. Business investment remains a key concern.
Dollarama forecasts lower sales growth, citing economic pressures
Dollarama anticipates sales growth below expectations, signaling potential economic headwinds. The Canadian discount retailer adjusts its outlook amid changing consumer behavior.
Canada Revokes Crypto Firms' Registrations Amid Money Laundering Concerns
Canada's financial crime watchdog, FINTRAC, has revoked the registrations of numerous cryptocurrency businesses. This action is part of a wider crackdown on anti-money laundering failures and illicit finance.
Kraft Heinz Invests $250M in Montreal Plant
Kraft Heinz is boosting its Canadian production with a significant investment in its Montreal facility. The upgrade aims to modernize operations and increase output to meet growing demand.
Saskatchewan's Economy Shows Impressive Growth, Stats Canada Reports
New data from Statistics Canada reveals Saskatchewan's economy is experiencing significant growth. The report highlights several sectors contributing to the province's positive economic performance.