Trump says 25% tariff on most Canadian goods will take effect March 4
U.S. President Donald Trump says he will end a month-long pause and slap a 25 per cent tariff on most Canadian goods as of ...
Federal polls showing a rare, rapid shift — but unclear if numbers will hold
Recent federal polls have shown a dramatic shift in Canadians' voting preferences, but analysts say there is no guarantee ...
Meant to protect the land from wildfires, fire retardant could be doing damage of its own
Throughout the summer months, airtankers and fire-crews spray fire retardant across the territory for protection. It's a ...
Canada races to revive Commonwealth ties with its U.S. relationship on shaky ground
With the U.S. losing its long-held place as Canada's most trusted partner, the country's leaders are now clamouring to revive ...
Can the U.S. auto industry survive without Canada?
President Donald Trump says he wants every car sold in the United States to be made domestically, a move which experts say would disrupt the entire North American auto sector for years. Andrew Chang ...
Quebec announces cap on international post-secondary students
The Quebec government is reducing the number of international students that can enrol in Quebec's post-secondary institutions ...
Trump says he wants Keystone XL pipeline built ’NOW.’ How likely is that?
The politically charged Keystone XL pipeline is back in the spotlight, with U.S. President Donald Trump pitching the company behind the project to return to the U.S. and get it built – NOW!
Big tariffs on Canada next week? Not necessarily, White House says
Reports that Canada and Mexico are set to be slapped with U.S. tariffs next week may be premature. That's the latest word from the Trump administration. The White House has clarified that North ...
From the shortwave radio to the web: RCI turns 80 today
CBC/Radio-Canada’s multilingual international service celebrates its 80th anniversary on February 25, 2025. Nowadays, it ...
5 key takeaways from the final Liberal leadership debate
Former deputy prime minister Chrystia Freeland, former Bank of Canada governor Mark Carney, former government House leader Karina Gould and former MP and businessman Frank Baylis squared off in an ...
Canadians need doctors. These strategies from around the country aim to find them
A key strategy on the West Coast, where British Columbia estimates it needs 4,400 family physicians, is a new payment model. The province introduced the longitudinal family practice model in February ...
This Black woman’s bone scan results list her ethnicity as ’white.’ Why that’s a problem
When Lorraine Brown got her bone density scan results earlier this year, she was shocked to find that the lab had listed her ...