At a news conference wrapping up a trip to Berlin, Natural Resources Minister Tim Hodgson said German companies have told him they are interested in Canadian liquefied natural gas, and that his government wants to meet that demand. Tim Hodgson says he doesn’t blame Trudeau Liberals for moving in opposite …
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He paid triple the going rate for solar panels. Now he warns people to research door-to-door contracts
Jay Hector’s introduction to solar panels began with a knock on the door of his Calgary home — and ended with an oversized bill when he learned he’d paid more than triple the going rate. He’s warning people to do their research, even as industry insiders say “high-pressure” sales tactics …
Read More »Prime minister backs plans to redevelop northern Manitoba’s Port of Churchill
Premier Wab Kinew says Mark Carney’s comments represent ‘an amazing opportunity’ for the province The Port of Churchill, which is one of Canada’s northernmost deep water ports, is owned and operated by Arctic Gateway Group, a partnership of dozens of First Nations and Hudson Bay communities. It’s the only deep …
Read More »Young people can’t find jobs. Is Canada’s economy in trouble?
With uncertainty over U.S. tariffs still looming, young people are disproportionately finding it difficult to find work. What does that say about the health of Canada’s economy? The unemployment rate for Canadians between 15 and 24 is at 15 percent, the highest it’s been since 2010, not including the pandemic. …
Read More »Is B.C.’s emergency alert system effective? It depends who you ask
Local governments and First Nations are responsible for sharing emergency notifications about wildfires, tsunamis, and other hazards. A number of those notifications can be sent through an alert system operated by the province, while others require residents to subscribe first. Some emergency managers say the system needs changes. Some emergency …
Read More »Why a Quebec food can maker reshored its supply chain back to Canada from the U.S. Display Headline
With U.S. tariffs still weighing on Canada’s steel and aluminum sectors, a Quebec-based food can manufacturer is expanding its operations — and bringing the American portion of its supply chain back home. Bringing supply chain back home not necessarily feasible for all producers, says prof. With U.S. tariffs still weighing …
Read More »Lytton, B.C., records hottest temperature in Canada this year as province bakes
Environment Canada figures show the mercury hit 41.3 C on Monday in the Fraser Canyon community, marking the hottest temperature of 2025 in Canada. The mercury hit 41.3 C on Monday in the Fraser Canyon community. Lytton, B.C., is upholding its reputation as Canada’s hot spot, recording the highest temperature …
Read More »Zakery Rogers died of a heart condition while in Hamilton jail. His sister’s urging change after inquest
The Zakery Rogers inquest determined he died of the heart condition myocarditis in 2021 after collapsing in his cell, and his sister Kylee feels the finding is some form of vindication for her brother and family. But she also says people in jail deserve better, and hopes the jury’s recommendations …
Read More »Canada narrows choices for new submarines to German and South Korean bidders
Prime Minister Mark Carney met German Chancellor Friedrich Merz Tuesday in Berlin where he announced that the field of contenders for Canada’s new submarines has been narrowed to two bidders, including Germany’s TKMS and South Korea’s Hanwha Ocean. PM Carney meeting chancellor, attending business roundtable in Berlin. As he delivered …
Read More »Few ballots rejected in Poilievre’s byelection, despite write-in requirement
The requirement to write in Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre or other candidates’ names during last week’s byelection doesn’t appear to have made an impact on how many ballots were rejected. Elections Canada switched to write-in ballots after 214 candidates registered. The requirement to write in Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre or …
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