Foreign Minister Mélanie Joly not running for Liberal leadership
OTTAWA — Foreign Minister Mélanie Joly will not be running for the Liberal leadership in the wake of Prime Minister Justin ...
Canada foreign minister won't run to replace Trudeau, cites US tariff threat
Canadian Foreign Minister Melanie Joly on Friday announced she would not run in the race to replace Prime Minister Justin ...
Liberals will get a new leader on March 9, tighten rules for who can vote
The Liberal party will announce its new leader on March 9, who will succeed Prime Minister Justin Trudeau after he said he plans to step down.
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Deadly Eaton Fire grows to over 13k acres; at least 4k structures damaged or destroyed
LA County Sheriff Robert Luna said he expects the death toll to climb based on the devastating damage he’s observed, saying in some areas, "it looks like a bomb went off." ...
Christy Clark preparing to announce bid for Liberal leadership: 'we're ready to go'
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre has already dubbed her the ‘carbon tax queen.' OTTAWA — Former British Columbia premier ...
National Bank of Canada stock rises Thursday, outperforms market
Shares of National Bank of Canada NA inched 0.38% higher to C$132.77 Thursday, in what proved to be an all-around positive ...
Who will replace Justin Trudeau?
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced his resignation, and now his Liberal Party must find a new leader.
‘Era of uncertainty’ requires economic leadership, FP outlook event hears
Just two weeks into 2025, Canada is already facing a political shakeup, ongoing threats from the U.S. president-elect and a raft of chronic economic pain points. These issues and more were dissected ...
Canada’s top economists call for structural rethink in face of Trump’s tariff promise
Chief economists at five of Canada’s largest banks say Trump’s belligerence opens a window to address long-standing Canadian ...
'What are you complaining about?': Economists assail Trump's Canada trade claims
U.S. President-elect Donald Trump has justified his threat of 25 per cent tariffs on Canada by pointing to the U.S. trade deficit. Top Canadian economists have a response to that: it’s all because ...
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Economists Assail Trump’s Canada Trade Claims
President-elect Donald Trump has justified his threat of 25% tariffs on Canada by pointing to the U.S. trade deficit. Top Canadian economists say it’s all because the U.S. wants cheap oil.