Experts say rising living costs are pushing many Prince Edward Islanders as well as Atlantic Canadians deeper into debt, with more people relying on credit just to cover everyday expenses.

Maybe every independent school needs to be fully funded and we need to phase out every government run, union-controlled public school more interested in indoctrinating students than teaching them crit...

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Jatinderpal Singh, who came to on a study permit in 2022, was unable to afford tuition leaving his visa to expire; he was drawn into drug trafficking in 2024 and caught within a month during a police ...

Data has shown that both work and living prospects for Gen Z Canadians are only getting worse. A major report released by KOHO — a money management platform — has shown that, for the majority of young...

In a release Monday afternoon, the company announces workforce cuts to come by the end of 2027.

A rally is being held Friday outside the constituency office of Alberta’s education minister, demanding urgent action to address what some describe as a public education system in crisis.

The federal government has quietly removed more counter-tariffs on American goods than initially advertised, according to an order-in-council published online.

Some Air Canada passengers at Montreal’s Trudeau Airport were annoyed that they will now have to pay additional fees for their carry-on luggage.

The province of Alberta, once a national leader in minimum wage, is set to soon have the lowest such pay rate in Canada.

70 per cent of Gen Z and Millennials want children, but the cost of living is preventing them from doing so. According to a new financial study from BMO, attitudes towards building a family in Canada ...

A new report from Restaurants Canada found that three-quarters of Canadians are dining out less in order to save money. CBC's Tyler Cheese has reaction from Toronto restaurant owners, who say they are...

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An Angus Reid Institute poll suggests three-in-five B.C. residents think the NDP-led government is doing poorly on the top five issues.

Struggling due to the cost of living? You're not alone. A survey shows most Canadians feel like they're only just covering their expenses.

'It really comes down to decision-making that people are making at the higher levels,' Peter Milobar, the BC Conservative finance critic, told Global News.

Economy and immigration also among concerns indicated in poll

New internal government documents shed more light on Canada's struggling housing climate as middle and lower-income households struggle with affordability.

Incomes in both cities lag far behind the soaring cost of home ownership

Canada's economy shrank in the second quarter by a much larger degree than expected on an annualized basis as U.S. tariffs squeezed exports. But higher household and government spending cushioned some...

Border Patrol agents conducted an operation at the site of Washington state’s biggest wildfire this week, and a Washington congresswoman’s office confirmed two firefighters were arrested at the site ...

Canada has recorded a $19.5 billion deficit in goods and services trade, up from just $800 million in the first quarter, Statistics Canada reported Thursday.

Canada will remove all tariffs on goods from the United States that are covered by the Canada-U.S.-Mexico Agreement by Sept. 1, Prime Minister Mark Carney announced on Friday.

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A tentative agreement has been reached to end the contract dispute between Air Canada and its flight attendants, both the airline and the Canadian Union of Public Employees announced Tuesday.

Prime Minister Mark Carney congratulated Pierre Poilievre on his Alberta byelection win, saying he's looking forward to working with him again.

Carney says they plan to talk about the steel and auto sectors, which have been hit hard by tariffs, as well as housing and the economy.

Both Mexico and Canada have been subject to tariffs and tariff threats from U.S. President Donald Trump since he was re-elected.

Note: This article was originally published on Aug. 14 The Alberta Forever Canada citizen initiative will gath...

Voters in the Alberta riding of Battle River-Crowfoot are heading to the polls today in the sought out seat for one particular candidate, Pierre Poilievre, as he seeks his return to parliament.

The province is preparing to sell up to 17 properties along the Elbow River, where flood-damaged homes once stood, with the City of Calgary getting the first chance to buy up the land.

Alberta is looking to install solar arrays in five of its 10 correctional facility. The move could save the government around $1million per year in early energy costs.

Canada's housing market is going through one of its worst slump in decades and that could spell trouble for the Canadian economy. Read more

Flight attendants are expected to remain on the picket lines today as a battle against a federal return-to-work order continues.

China announced preliminary anti-dumping duties on Canadian canola imports, a fresh escalation in the year-long trade dispute that began last August.

A new report from Statistics Canada says some of June's jobs growth in Alberta was lost in July.The unemployme...

Key changes to Alberta’s expense disclosure policy mean that the receipts of senior government officials, including the premier, will no longer be public.