Ford Calls U.S. Trade Talks ‘Positive,’ but Tariffs Remain Unchanged
Editor Ontario Premier Doug Ford described his Thursday meeting with U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick as “positive,” yet tariffs…
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Canada Stands Firm: Chinese EV Tariffs Stay Despite U.S. Trade War Chaos
Canada’s federal government is digging in its heels, refusing to budge on tariffs slapped on Chinese electric vehicles…
Buckle Up, Canada: Spring’s Weather Rollercoaster Is Coming
Canada’s spring forecast is in, and it’s shaping up to be a chaotic clash of seasons, warns Chris…
From Brothel to Billions: Trump Family Fortune’s Canadian Roots Exposed
In a twist of historical fate, the Trump family empire—now at the heart of a U.S. trade war…
Carney’s Cabinet Diet: Fewer Ministers, Same Trade-War Muscle
Mark Carney’s not wasting time—or cabinet seats. The incoming prime minister, set to be sworn in Friday at…
From Kuwaiti Cells to U.S. Soil: Trump’s Hostage Envoy Scores a Quiet Victory
Kuwait just handed the U.S. a diplomatic gift: a group of American prisoners, including battle-hardened veterans and contractors,…
From Clubhouse to Courthouse: Cricket Canada CEO Fights $200K Theft Rap
Salman Khan, the freshly minted CEO of Cricket Canada, is facing a legal bouncer: charges of fraud and…
Bird Flu Bust: Brampton Slaps $5,000 Fines on Wildlife Feeding as Virus Spreads
Brampton’s cracking down hard: feed the geese, and you could be out $5,000. With avian influenza—aka bird flu—sweeping…
Upside-Down Nightmare: Third Lawsuit Slams Delta Over Pearson Plane Flip
Jet Fuel and Justice: Houston Man’s Lawsuit Fuels Delta Crash Fallout at Pearson A third passenger is pointing…
Claireville’s Literary Leap: Brampton Library Debuts Cutting-Edge Branch with a Tech Twist
Brampton’s literary landscape just got a vibrant upgrade. On Tuesday, March 11, the Brampton Library threw open the…