Canadian Beat

Some analysts said there is an opportunity for Canada to open its doors for more highly skilled workers.

Sweeping tariffs and continued rhetoric about Canada becoming the fifty-first state are the main issues that grate on the nerves of many Canadians.

Ontario’s budget watchdog said the province’s economy will continue to slow this year, mainly due to tariffs on exports and businesses cutting investments and hiring.

Toronto has about 150 speed cameras spread across the city, aimed at slowing traffic mainly near schools, parks and hospitals. They are continuously being vandalized.

A mass influx of homeless people came to the city after COVID-19 sanctions allowed for encampments, but when they ended, the migration to Barrie’s tent city did not.

Under the Trudeau government’s EV mandate for 2026, 20% of all cars sold in Canada had to be electric. By 2035, that mandate was to be 100% zero-emission vehicle sales.

It’s the festival’s 50th Anniversary and comes at a time of trade tensions with the U.S.

He had more than 200 films and television appearances to his credit, but he is often remembered for his iconic role in the film "Dances With Wolves."

Ford called the move by the whisky maker an attack on the people of Ontario and small communities.

Canadian small companies, being so close, reaped the benefit of de minimis. Now they’re faced with a 35% duty, or tariff, on packages worth more than $100.