All posts tagged "Economy"
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LOCAL4 weeks ago
New Brunswick Diesel Prices Spike: Local Agriculture and Trucking Face Cash-Flow Strain
Surging diesel costs in New Brunswick are driving up operational expenses for local farmers and causing cash-flow pressures for small trucking companies.
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COMMUNITY4 weeks agoAtlantic Canada Single Economy Proposed to Fix Trade Barriers and Labour Deficits
Business leaders and ex-premier Frank McKenna advocate for a single Atlantic Canada economy to eliminate trade barriers and boost regional growth.
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HEALTH1 month ago
Cross-Border Tariffs Threaten to Drive Up Equipment Costs and Reduce Youth Sports Participation
Sports groups and retailers warn that Canada-U.S. tariffs on sports gear could drive up prices for families and harm business operations.
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NB STORIES1 month agoWhat New Brunswick’s $30-Billion Investment Pitch in Toronto Means for Local Development
Premier Holt pitches $30B in New Brunswick development projects, including port expansions and energy development, at the Canada Investment Summit in Toronto.
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LOCAL1 month ago
Why Canada’s New Counter-Tariffs May Hinder Local Businesses While Leaving Shoppers Unscathed
Canada enacts $28B in retaliatory tariffs on U.S. goods. Small businesses brace for higher costs while experts predict minimal impact for everyday consumers.
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NATIONAL STORIES2 months ago
Upcoming Canadian Tariffs Loom as Trump Targets Mark Carney in Social Media Post
Canada prepares $28B in tariffs on U.S. goods as Donald Trump mocks Prime Minister Mark Carney in a social media post, heightening trade tensions.
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NATIONAL STORIES2 months ago
Why the Escalating Trade Dispute With Canada Is Impacting Key U.S. Midterm Races
Rising trade tensions and tariffs on Canadian goods emerge as key issues for voters and Republican candidates in critical U.S. midterm election races.
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NATIONAL STORIES2 months ago
What the Extended Federal Excise Tax Extension Means for Your Wallet
Ottawa extends its federal excise tax pause on fuel through January 31 before a phased reintroduction starting in February. Read the full details.
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LOCAL2 months ago
Why Quebec’s Industry Faces an Estimated $1.8-Billion Loss From U.S. Tariffs
Quebec's industry faces a projected $1.8B loss by 2028 from 50% U.S. tariffs on Canadian goods, a new Oxford Economics forecast reveals.
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LOCAL2 months ago
Why Canadians Are Willing to Pay More and Give Up US Travel in Growing Consumer Boycott
Canadians are boycotting US goods, tech, and travel in response to tariffs and trade tensions, shifting to local alternatives despite rising costs.
Your Current 3 Day Forecast — October 23, 2026
Dissident PC Member Prepares to Launch New Political Option in New Brunswick
A Conservative Organizer Aims to Launch a New Centre-Right Movement in New Brunswick
Why B.C. Lions Starters Are Resting as the Regular Season Concludes Against Winnipeg
What the Latest Strike Delay Means for the Arbec Wellness Centre Opening
Why Alberta’s Government Is Ruling Out Future Separation Votes
B.C. Supreme Court Grants Cowichan Tribes Title to Historic Richmond Lands and Fishing Rights
Vancouver Canucks Gear Up for a Make-or-Break 2025–26 Season
Land Title and Reconciliation: Canada Can’t Afford to Let Uncertainty Fester
Team B.C. Secures Margaret Todd Trophy at National Women’s Mid-Amateur Golf
Ottawa Unveils Build Canada Homes with $13B to Tackle Housing Crisis
