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As Carney’s retaliatory tariffs take aim at the U.S., trade coverage has missed a bigger story: Washington already walked away from renewing CUSMA this July.
Protect your pipes from freeze damage this fall. A simple 5-step guide to draining and shutting off outdoor faucets before the first hard frost.
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A $70B Churchill Falls deal beats a 1969 contract clause that would’ve locked Quebec into buying N.L. power at pre-1970s prices until 2041.
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Trump says tariffs on Canadian vehicles, auto parts and steel will rise to 50% on Jan. 1, 2027, escalating a trade war that saw Doug Ford call the U.S. president a ‘dictator’ and ‘king of bankruptcies’ at a Hamilton news conference Monday.
Garden tomatoes ripening faster than you can eat them? Here’s a Bernardin-verified, step-by-step guide to water-bath canning tomatoes safely at home.
A $70B Churchill Falls deal beats a 1969 contract clause that would’ve locked Quebec into buying N.L. power at pre-1970s prices until 2041.
National Bank Open on Sportsnet: Women’s day session Related Products
After Saturday delivered a couple of upsets with the ousting of top-seeded Aryna Sabalenka and third-seeded Jessica Pegula on the women’s side…
The Toronto Blue Jays will look to complete their third series sweep of the season Sunday when they wrap up their three-game…

















