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Steel sector praises new tariff measures, but says more needs to be done – National

By Craig Lord The Canadian Press Posted November 27, 2025 12:37 pm 1 min read Descrease article font size Increase article font size The head of Canada’s steel industry association...

With the high cost of living, experts warn against dipping into savings – National

As the heightened cost of living continues to weigh on household budgets, Canadians are reportedly dipping into their savings to pay for basic needs,...

Oil tanker ban just one obstacle to northern B.C. pipeline as MOU expected Thursday

A new oilsands pipeline to the northern B.C. coast is a non-starter as long as oil tankers are forbidden there, but experts say a...

Businesses seeing drop in US customers during holiday season amid tariffs – National

At Fleece & Harmony, a woolen mill and yarn shop in bucolic Belfast, Prince Edward Island, owner Kim Doherty used to be able to...

‘Tis the season for tricky chats? How to talk inheritance with family – National

Canadians will be travelling over the coming weeks to spend time with family, and some experts say the holidays might be the right time...

How holiday spending plans could reflect a divided ‘K-shaped’ economy – National

Holiday shopping amid inflation and tariffs means many Canadians expect to take on more debt in what one retail analyst says demonstrates growing concerns...

Will RESP gifts make a ‘Blue Christmas’ — or help the kids in your life? – National

As the holiday shopping season approaches, children will be looking forward to seeing what Santa Claus stuffs their stockings with this year. If you’re struggling...

Why all eyes are on Nvidia amid jittery stock market – National

All eyes are on Nvidia’s quarterly earning results Wednesday evening amid a stock market that’s seeing increasingly jittery movements in technology companies over recent...

Gen Z plans to fund holiday shopping with credit cards, survey shows – National

Most Gen Z and younger millennials are leaning on credit cards to do their holiday shopping this year, according to new survey from Chartered...

Home sales in Canada recovering, but buyers still cautious, data shows – National

Canada saw higher housing sales in October compared with September as data suggests there are signs of recovery after a slow spring market. While there...

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Canadian grocery industry’s new code of conduct takes full effect

The voluntary grocery code of conduct for grocers, suppliers, wholesalers and primary producers fully rolled out on Thursday. The grocery code intends to promote fair...

Tax season is still months away. Doing 3 things now could help you later – National

Canadians still have a couple of months before tax season begins, but less than two weeks remain to take advantage of strategies that could...

Are you eligible in TD mutual fund class-action settlement? What to know – National

Some Canadians may be entitled to part of a class-action settlement with a division of TD Bank totalling over $70 million that was approved...

Mailing in your taxes? CRA says changes are coming amid push to digital – National

The Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) says it’s making changes that could impact some tax filers who want to continue using physical documents and forms...

WestJet pauses installing non-reclining seats after blowback — for now

Calgary-based WestJet has paused a move to install non-reclining seats on a big slice of its fleet after pushback from employees and passengers. The airline...
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