Geopolitics & Trade

Middlefield's new Discovery 2026 IPO offers a 100% tax deduction by investing in Canadian gold miners. But is this tax-savvy play worth the inherent risk?

Alberta is launching a controversial private healthcare option, promising efficiency. Critics warn it's a two-tier system that will let the rich jump the queue.

Leading Edge Materials holds Europe's rare earth keys, but a 'going concern' warning reveals a critical flaw in the continent's resource strategy.

The junior miner's C$750k financing reveals a high-stakes play in a hot uranium market, balancing exploration ambition against significant investor dilution.

L3Harris's record-speed delivery of a VC-25B 'bridge' jet showcases its agile model and provides a stark contrast to the deep troubles plaguing Boeing's main program.

In a data-saturated world, a Santa Fe real estate story reveals a crucial market lesson: true investment value lies in nuanced, human expertise.

As Québec and California set the date for their next carbon auction, we look at the rising prices, business impacts, and a potential three-way climate alliance.

The Build Canada Homes Act is now law, creating a powerful new federal builder. But with a hefty price tag and oversight concerns, can it truly deliver?

As federal, provincial, and city leaders prepare a major housing announcement, we analyze the deep crisis and the high-stakes strategy behind this rare alliance.

Ottawa's new asylum regulations promise speed and order, but critics warn of eroded protections. A deep dive into the strategy behind the reforms.

In a historic move, Canada's new Protecting Victims Act criminalizes coercive control and deepfake threats, but implementation challenges lie ahead.

Canada leverages Europe's top tech event to advance its new national AI strategy, seeking to build a 'trustworthy AI' bloc and secure global market share.

As anti-LGBTQ+ laws surge, Da Bronx Pride Festival becomes more than a celebration; it's a vital assertion of community and structural resilience.

Texas Southern University's famed marching band graces Vogue on Juneteenth, a landmark moment blending history, high fashion, and the rising brand power of HBCUs.

A former top regulator argues the Paramount-WBD merger isn't a monopoly play, but a necessary challenge to Big Tech's chokehold on streaming.

After 152 years, a treaty promise is being fulfilled. A new $35.9M school in Zagimē Anishinabēk is more than a building; it's a new model for education.

BC's approval of the Red Chris mine expansion marks a new era, blending a massive copper boost for the green economy with a landmark Indigenous consent model.

Minister Tim Hodgson's upcoming energy and mining announcements in Yellowknife are set to tackle Canada's clean grid, critical minerals, and northern economy.

As nations fear AI colonialism, a new global consortium offers a radical alternative: build frontier AI together, but keep control. Is this the future?

A new luxury townhome project in Doylestown signals a shift in upscale living. But as prices near $1M, it raises a question: can growth coexist with charm?