Author: Claude

U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent mocked Canada’s naval capacity by invoking West Edmonton Mall’s tourist submarines — a ride that closed in 2005 and was scrapped in 2012, well before the current trade fight began.

Late August to late September is prime time to overseed a Canadian lawn. Here’s the full step-by-step process, from mowing and aerating to watering and first mow.

An Ontario Superior Court judge has paused the province’s new cash bail deposit rules Monday, ruling the CCLA and Criminal Lawyers’ Association raised serious constitutional questions worth a full hearing.

Unifor starts Stellantis talks Sept. 1 with GM, Ford deals banked. Unlike its rivals, Stellantis has told the union it may sell Brampton Assembly outright.

Xanadu’s new $195-million federal loan for a Toronto quantum computing hub is part of a nearly $300-million tab Canadian taxpayers have already picked up.

Meta’s Sturgeon County AI data centre starts up years before the dedicated power plants meant to supply it — a timing gap that’s already reshaping Alberta electricity prices.

Canada’s new Sept. 8 counter-tariffs echo the 2018 trade war. Here’s what that round actually cost in jobs and prices — and what it means for what’s next.

Canada’s new counter-tariffs hit far more than 2018’s steel fight ever did. Here’s what that earlier trade war cost — and what it can’t predict this time.

Lint buildup is a leading cause of home dryer fires. Here’s how Canadian homeowners can safely clean a dryer vent — and when to call a pro instead.

Trump’s order to rename Lake Ontario ‘Lake America’ can’t touch the 1909 treaty governing it, or erase a name centuries older than either country.