Canadian trade surplus widens to $4.2 billion in May

Canada posted a trade surplus for the third consecutive month in May, driven primarily by higher sulphur shipments. Data published by Statistics Canada on Tuesday showed total exports rose by…

Trump says U.S. ceasefire with Iran is ‘over’ after strikes

U.S. President Donald Trump said a tentative ceasefire with Iran has ended, raising the prospect of an end to peace…

Posthaste: Nearly a quarter of Canadians are planning to change jobs in the next six months, survey says

Nearly a quarter of Canadian workers and almost twice as many generation Z are planning to change jobs in the…

Canada’s biggest banks are in a ‘sweet spot,’ but questions remain over how long it will last

Going into 2026, Fitch Ratings Inc. had a “deteriorating” outlook for the Canadian banking sector as the country grappled with…

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The Onion’s new parody of Alex Jones’ Infowars starts with $100,000 to Sandy Hook families

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Posthaste: Insolvencies in this province are up 37% on higher interest rates, says economist

Insolvencies are “stabilizing” overall after shooting up from the pandemic lows, but that is masking a deteriorating situation in some provinces where consumer debt is…

Alberta will provide oilsands producers with incentives to fill proposed West Coast pipeline

The Alberta government says it will give “financial supports” to oilsands companies to encourage them to raise their production and fill a proposed pipeline that…

Posthaste: Canada’s biggest city plummeted in this North American ranking — in just one year

Once the fastest growing metro area in North America, Canada’s biggest city has sunk to No. 412 in the ranking in just one year. The…

This TSX stock could be looking at up to 35% upside, analyst says, as price target hikes flood in

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Posthaste: Canadians getting caught in ‘pre-spent paycheque’ trap as cost of living weighs

Many Canadians aren’t just living paycheque to paycheque anymore — they’ve already spent some or most of their pay before it even arrives, says a…

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