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Reporting from Ottawa, the provinces and the North — the stories shaping the country, without the noise.

Trump Questions CUSMA Future, Claims U.S. Doesn't Need Canada

Trump questioned the future of USMCA and claimed the United States does not need Canada's resources, energy, or products.

Why it mattersThe remarks could influence future Canada-U.S. trade negotiations and have renewed debate over how dependent the two economies remain on one another.

CanadaCanada Today1d ago

Gordie Howe Bridge Opens Despite Trump's Opposition

The Gordie Howe Bridge is opening despite Trump's opposition, ending years of political and legal battles.

Why it mattersThe bridge strengthens Canada-U.S. trade and highlights Canada's ability to push major projects forward despite political pressure.

CanadaCanada Today5d ago

Canada Adds 88,000 Jobs As Carney Announces Grocery Support

Canada added 88,000 jobs in May while Carney announced expanded grocery support.

Why it mattersThe strong jobs report and affordability measures could bring relief to Canadians facing economic uncertainty.

CanadaCanada Today6d ago

Carney's AI Strategy Signals Canada's Push For Digital Sovereignty

Carney unveiled a new AI strategy focused on strengthening Canada's digital sovereignty.

Why it mattersThe plan aims to give Canada greater control over the technology, data, and infrastructure shaping its future.

CanadaCanada TodayMay 28

Canada Expands Defense Beyond Washington With Saab Partnership

Mark Carney announced a new defense partnership with Saab AB as Canada expands beyond U.S. military reliance.

Why it mattersThe move signals Canada’s growing defense independence from Trump’s America.

CanadaCanada TodayMay 25

Mark Carney Celebrates Canada’s FIFA World Cup Moment

Mark Carney celebrated Canada’s growing football success during the FIFA World Cup trophy ceremony.

Why it mattersThe event highlighted Canada’s rising global confidence ahead of the FIFA World Cup.

CanadaCanada TodayMay 24

Danielle Smith Faces Backlash Over Alberta Separation Strategy

Danielle Smith is facing backlash over escalating Alberta separation rhetoric as Mark Carney pushes new economic opportunities for the province.

Why it mattersCritics warn the debate could hurt investor confidence and Alberta’s economy.

CanadaCanada TodayMay 21

Carney Meets B.C. Premier David Eby as Pipeline Debate Intensifies

Prime Minister Mark Carney met with B.C. Premier David Eby on May 20 as tensions grow over a proposed new west coast oil pipeline.

Why it mattersThe meeting highlights Carney’s effort to balance Alberta’s energy ambitions with British Columbia’s environmental and political concerns.

CanadaCanada TodayMay 19

Trump Administration Escalates Defense Dispute With Canada

The U.S. paused a major defense coordination board with Canada despite Ottawa surpassing NATO spending targets under Prime Minister Mark Carney.

Why it mattersThe move signals growing tensions as Canada becomes more independent from Donald Trump’s America.

CanadaCanada TodayMay 18

NATO Chooses Canada Over U.S. for Major Defense Bank

NATO has chosen Canada to host a major new defense and resilience bank, marking a significant international win for Prime Minister Mark Carney.

Why it mattersThe decision signals growing global confidence in Canada’s stability and leadership amid rising uncertainty surrounding Donald Trump’s America.

CanadaCanada TodayMay 16

Carney Pulls Off a Major Political Win With Alberta Pipeline Deal

Prime Minister Mark Carney backed Alberta’s pipeline push in a deal with Premier Danielle Smith, while leaving Alberta responsible for finding investors.

Why it mattersThe deal could boost Canada’s energy exports while shifting the pressure onto Alberta to make the project happen.