Janice Charette, Canada’s chief U.S. trade negotiator, explains why talks with Washington broke down, saying what the U.S. asked for was too much and what was on offer wasn’t enough, and that resetting the trade relationship means taking...

On Boom and Bust, Hon. Tony Clement speaks with Thomas Caldwell, founder of Caldwell Securities, who says taxes and regulation are still the elephant in the room. His advice for Prime Minister Carney: trust Canadians with their own...

On this episode of Boom and Bust, host Tony Clement sits down with Clare Barnett, head of economic development at the City of Toronto, to talk about how Canada's largest city is competing for investment and talent in...

Canada is making major investments in infrastructure, energy, transportation, manufacturing, and national security. From massive hydroelectric developments in Labrador to next-generation nuclear reactors and a proposed high-speed rail network, these ambitious projects could reshape Canada's economy and strengthen...

The failures of successive Liberal governments have finally pushed Alberta to the brink. Years of high taxes, crushing regulations, energy policies that punished the West, skyrocketing cost of living, and Ottawa’s ongoing disregard for Alberta’s interests have led us...

Finance Minister Jason Nixon addresses the ongoing commitment to providing financial relief for Albertans during periods of high West Texas Intermediate oil prices. The discussion highlights the importance of ensuring that economic benefits during profitable energy cycles are...

Finance Minister Jason Nixon addresses the timeline behind Alberta’s fiscal reporting compared to other Canadian jurisdictions. While questions arise regarding year-end delays, the Minister highlights that Alberta consistently aims for a June 30th reporting deadline, positioning the province...

The Canadian dollar is worth around 70 cents US. But what does that actually mean for your wallet? 🇨🇦💸 When the loonie weakens, importing products priced in US dollars becomes more expensive. That can mean higher costs for groceries,...

@renaseren_ Canada's employment numbers from January to September 2026 raise serious questions. 📈 Net gains in positive months: 195,200 📉 Net losses in negative months: 236,400 🔴 Overall net jobs lost: 41,200 September unemployment increased to 6.5%. Are Canadians really better off? Is this economic...

ਕੈਨੇਡਾ ’ਚ ਰੋਜ਼ਗਾਰ ਦਾ ਸੰਕਟ: ਸਤੰਬਰ ਮਹੀਨੇ 'ਚ 68,000 ਨੌਕਰੀਆਂ ਖ਼ਤਮ! Hosts Vijay Saini and Vasu Kumar on Connect FM discuss Canada’s employment crisis, rising unemployment, layoffs, economic uncertainty, the cost-of-living crisis, and the challenges facing Canadian workers and...

Canada's economy might be growing on paper, but that doesn't mean Canadians are getting ahead. When population growth outpaces housing, infrastructure, and job opportunities, we need to ask some serious questions. I don't agree with Paul on everything, especially Quebec's...

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney pushes back against Opposition Leader Pierre Poilievre with data while defending his government’s vision for the country. In a heated political exchange, Carney emphasizes Canada’s economic priorities, growth strategy, and plans to strengthen...

Canadian MPs face questions on Parliament Hill on October 8, 2026, over affordability, industrial jobs, infrastructure policy and national unity. Finance Minister François-Philippe Champagne defends the federal gas tax holiday after a Parliamentary Budget Officer report examines its financial...

Canada’s trade surplus with the United States nearly doubled in August, rising from about $6 billion in July to $11.2 billion. That was the largest single-month improvement in the measure since 1997, creating a dramatic headline in the...

Tempers flare in Canada’s House of Commons as Prime Minister Mark Carney and Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre go head-to-head in a fiery parliamentary showdown. The exchange turns into a fierce battle over Canada’s economy, American contracts, Canadian jobs...

Canada is making a move to reduce its dependence on the United States for oil exports. After Washington imposed a heavy tariff on Canadian energy, Ottawa and Alberta accelerated plans for a new Pacific pipeline designed to redirect...

Can closer ties with Europe replace Canada’s economic relationship with the United States? Jim Csek and Iain Burns examine the EU’s economic outlook and question the case for Canada’s European pivot. They also discuss a slowdown in Canadian home...

On this episode of CounterPoint, host Tanya Granic Allen is joined by lawyer and privacy and cybersecurity specialist Michelle Simard and political commentator Mike Patton for a current events panel on this week's biggest headlines. First, professors are bringing...

@renaseren_ Groceries cost more. Bills cost more. Life costs more. Many Canadian benefits are income-tested, meaning eligibility and payment amounts depend on factors such as income and family circumstances. Is Canada's current approach to affordability support working for Canadians? #CanadaPolitics #CostOfLivingCanada #CanadaBenefits...

Art Laffer says he can't understand why Trump picked on Canada with tariffs then explains why the most important freedom of all is freedom from want. #ArtLaffer #FreedomFromWant #TaxCuts #Tariffs #CanadaUS #Economics #JobCreation #Welfare #ProGrowth #CanadianEconomy #Trump #SupplySide #thenewsforumca...

On The Buck Stops Here, host Catherine Murray and Andy MacLean of Lightwater Partners discuss why Canada's rate-sensitive, housing-driven economy can't tolerate higher interest rates. #thenewsforumca #thebuckstopshere #CanadianEconomy #InterestRates #HousingMarket #Mortgages #CanadianHousing #BankOfCanada #Affordability #Inflation #Economy #Investing #CanadaNews #personalfinances...

On this episode of Canadian Innovators, host Ves Sobot sits down with Presidential Medal of Freedom recipient and former Reagan economic advisor Dr. Art Laffer. They discuss why Canada's economy is stalling while the U.S. grows, how reciprocal...

On this episode of The Buck Stops Here, host Catherine Murray talks with Andy MacLean, partner at Light Water Partners. They discuss rising bond yields, inflation, and why mid-cap Canadian energy stocks may be undervalued. Andy also explains...

Canada has developed an electric vehicle that could change its position in the global automotive industry. But Project Arrow isn't trying to become the next Tesla. Its ambitions could reach much further. In February 2026, Canada's Automotive Parts Manufacturers'...

@renaseren_ Carney says Canada needs to become stronger as trade tensions with the U.S. continue. Jobs, trade and affordability remain major concerns. What changes should Canadians expect to see at home? #CanadaPolitics #MarkCarney #CanadianEconomy #CostOfLiving #Canada

“America's going to audit the Chinese-owned farmland in Canada. Watch. Watch what's going to happen.” — Mike Martins “Why you can't afford to eat in your country? Because everything is tied to real estate.” — Mike Martins Why does it feel like...

Hundreds of steelworkers in Hamilton, Ontario, are facing sudden layoffs as Stelco pauses its cold-rolled and coated operations. The United Steelworkers union confirmed to CTV News that 350 employees are being laid off, with the company stating the...

The Canada–U.S. trade dispute is hitting major industries on both sides of the border. U.S. tariffs have targeted Canadian products including steel, aluminum, copper, automobiles, softwood lumber and other manufactured goods. Canadian cars and light trucks can face a 25%...

The border is still there — but Canada is looking beyond it. 🇨🇦🌎 This inspirational country-rock political song explores the changing U.S.-Canada trade relationship and Canada’s growing focus on new markets, new partners, investment, technology, energy, and global opportunities. America...

Canada and the United States have spent generations building one of the closest economic relationships in the world. But under Prime Minister Mark Carney and President Donald Trump, that relationship is facing a new period of pressure and...