Donald Trump and tariffs, health care and housing are the three top issues likely to shape the provincial election campaign.

Trump has truly and effectively rattled his northern neighbour’s chains. Aren’t the Americans our friends — and vice versa?

EDMONTON - Alberta's public pension manager has laid off 19 employees and cut their positions, including the role of running ...

More than 75 school boards across Canada said they were impacted by the PowerSchool data breach, a number that could change ...

Canada saw fewer international retailer entries in 2024, reflecting strategic expansions and shifting market dynamics amid ...

Officials say the three levels of government will spend $975 million to speed up the revitalization of Toronto's waterfront ...

Edmonton’s trauma surgeons continue to advocate combining the city’s two trauma centres into one — which they say would ...

The Saks Food Hall in Toronto has closed, marking the end of the luxury grocery concept introduced by Pusateri's in Canada.

Calgary has been the only major Canadian city where police allowed news outlets to keep an ear on their response to criminal ...

The federal government is cancelling plans for an airport in Pickering, east of Toronto, and transferring land for the ...

Donald Trump has reiterated that the U.S. does not need Canada’s oil, gas, autos or lumber. Quite obviously the tariffs are coming. Our leaders can wring their hands and structure retaliatory tariffs ...

HMAX:CA offers a 14% yield through dividends and covered calls on major Canadian financial stocks. Read why I think the fund ...