What to know about the sell-off in world bond markets
Government borrowing costs from the United States to Germany and Japan are at or near multi-decade peaks on…
Family of Indigenous woman killed in hate-fuelled attack angry they weren’t notified of killer’s parole
Open this photo in gallery: Connie Kentner, sister of Barbara Kentner, participates in a march following the decision…
‘Lake Ontario’ lyric now anti-Trump rallying cry, says Blue Rodeo’s Greg Keelor
Open this photo in gallery: Jim Cuddy, left, and Greg Keelor of Blue Rodeo perform during Fire Aid…
U.S. plan to develop Venezuelan oil adds urgency to Canada’s export diversification
Open this photo in gallery: A pumpjack draws out oil and gas from a well head with a…
Liberals win by-elections in Ontario and Quebec, expected to win B.C.
Open this photo in gallery: Elections Canada signs are seen in the Beaches-East York riding in Toronto, on…
Steven Guilbeault officially resigns Montreal seat of Laurier-Sainte-Marie
Open this photo in gallery: Steven Guilbeault makes his way to a Liberal Party of Canada caucus meeting…
As Trump pivots to Venezuela for energy, U.S. big oil and big money invest in Canada
Open this photo in gallery: Flames rise from flare stacks at the Amuay refinery in Los Taques, Venezuela,…
Ottawa appoints Dominic Barton to serve as chair of Invest in Canada
Open this photo in gallery: Dominic Barton has been named board chair of Invest in Canada.Adrian Wyld/The Canadian…
Novak Djokovic Tears Up and Vomits As He Loses in First Round of U.S. Open
Novak Djokovic Vomits and Cries During First-Round Defeat At U.S. Open Published August 31, 2026 5:38 AM PDT…
Iran dismisses Trump post of attack on key energy hub
Open this photo in gallery: Motorcyclists ride past a billboard depicting U.S. President Donald Trump in downtown Tehran…
Bank of Canada expected to hold rates steady as trade war escalates
Open this photo in gallery: A man checks his phone as he walks past the Bank of Canada…
GM plans Ontario pickup production in deal that would pump $1.1-billion into Canada’s auto sector
Open this photo in gallery: The tentative agreement with Unifor comes as Canadian automakers grapple with U.S. tariffs…