Canadians are looking forward to the potential arrival of Chinese electric vehicle brands like BYD, hoping they will drive down EV prices, following a possible trade deal.

A commentary piece argues that Canada should address its "brain drain" by fixing underlying economic issues for young Canadians rather than implementing measures like an exit tax.

Canadians who purchased a car between 1998 and 2017 may be eligible to claim a share of a $50 million nationwide auto parts class-action settlement, with the deadline to file a claim approaching.

An opinion piece from The Globe and Mail argues that visa-free visits to China present significant risks for Canadian citizens.

Researchers report that while cancer survival rates are improving in Canada, overall cancer rates are projected to remain high, with four out of ten Canadians expected to receive a diagnosis in their lifetime by 2026.

A new poll reveals that 41% of Canadians believe doctors should be allowed to refuse Medical Assistance in Dying (MAID) on religious or moral grounds.

A recent poll indicates that nearly 60% of Canadians support the idea of Canada becoming a full member of the European Union.

A study by Statistics Canada indicates that the desire to have biological children is increasing among Canadians, with authors linking this trend to a positive future outlook.

The window for southern Canadians to witness vibrant auroras is closing as the sun's activity, which has caused spectacular northern lights displays over the past two years, begins to decline.

A newly released report indicates that Canadian Armed Forces members violated intelligence-gathering rules during the COVID-19 pandemic by using personal social media accounts and networks to collect information about Canadians.

A recent poll indicates that a greater number of Canadians are now willing to serve in the Armed Forces should a major conflict arise.

Fewer Canadians are crossing the border into the USA, leading to financial difficulties for duty-free shops, with some business owners attributing the decline to past political advice against cross-border travel.

Canadians are being targeted by a phishing scam related to a non-existent milk settlement, occurring concurrently with a similar scam concerning Canada's bread price-fixing settlement.

Environment and Climate Change Canada has discontinued its long-running Weatheradio service, reducing the ways Canadians can access weather information. This follows the closure of many provincial and territorial weather social media accounts.

A new poll indicates that Canadians, including retirees, support reducing Old Age Security (OAS) benefits for high-income seniors, with current rules allowing couples earning over $180,000 to receive the full $18,000 annual benefit.

An environmental newsletter provides updates on the estimated number of birds killed by cats annually, the forecast for this year's El Niño, and the contents of e-waste discarded by Canadians.

The deployment of ICE agents in U.S. airports has raised questions about their authority to arrest and detain, prompting concerns among Canadians about potential implications.

Canadians living abroad are urging fellow citizens to increase voter turnout in upcoming by-elections.

Canada's Department of National Defence has confirmed that nearly three dozen Canadian military members on exchange with a U.S. Air Force division have not been deployed to the Persian Gulf region.

Global Affairs Canada is warning Canadians in the Middle East to refrain from documenting military activity as war engulfs the region.

An opinion piece challenges a political figure's comments on sedition, while another analyzes Quebec's political sentiment and its implications for Western separatism, noting Canadian openness to negotiating with Western separatists amid data showing parliamentary underrepresentation.

Economist Jack Mintz has proposed that Mark Carney visit Israel, suggesting such a trip could allow the prime minister to exert influence while demonstrating support for Jewish Canadians.

Canada's assisted-death law focuses on the rights of people to choose when to end their lives, but many families said they should be included in the profound decision

A new poll indicates that a majority of Canadians agree with Alberta Premier Danielle Smith's stance that provinces should have greater control over immigration policies, suggesting broad support for her proposed reforms.

Amy Hamm: Canadians, despite the old stereotype about being some of the politest people on earth, are seriously lacking in manners

A new Angus Reid poll reveals that the vast majority of Canadians want Prince Andrew removed from the royal line of succession, with less than a third supporting a long-lasting constitutional monarchy.

Readers comment on warfare in the Mideast, the Humboldt Broncos tragedy, immigration debacles, drug policy and more in letters to the editor

New polling shows just under half of Canadians support the idea of joining the European Union, but experts say there is a steep price of admission.

Pew Research Center evaluated responses from 25 countries. Canada came out on top, U.S. at the bottom

A 'at par' dollar exchange promotion at three Fremont Street venues in Las Vegas has attracted over 15,000 Canadians in a month, applicable to select gaming, hotel, beverage, and entertainment offerings.

Canadians are reaching out to Spain on social media, expressing solidarity after the European country became the latest target of threats from former U.S. President Donald Trump regarding trade.

Canadians are reportedly steadfast in avoiding travel to the U.S. and are increasing their purchases of domestic goods.

The Embassy of Canada to the Dominican Republic says there were Canadians involved in a tourist bus accident in the Caribbean nation on Sunday night.

The broader diplomatic climate can directly affect how Chinese Canadians feel, especially after a surge in anti-Asian hate during the COVID-19 pandemic, said one expert.

With gold prices reaching a historic high of $5,000 US an ounce in January, Canadians are increasingly searching for gold in unconventional locations, sometimes even using wetsuits instead of traditional mining tools.

Highest retirement target reported in B.C. at $2.2 million; lowest in Atlantic Canada at $928,000

USA men's ice hockey player Brady Tkachuk distances himself from an AI-enhanced White House video in which he appears to disparage Canadians, saying "those words would never come out of my mouth".

In a speech laying out the details of how Canada should respond to the Trump administration, Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre directly attacked U.S. President Donald Trump's trade and tariff policies, urging Canadians to focus on what they can control.

When a pair of Canadians got stranded on the ice on Lake St. Clair on Tuesday, an American team with a U.S. Coast Guard helicopter ended up coming to their rescue.

Canada's Minister of Defense, David McGuinty, stated that growing global uncertainty, particularly following threats from Donald Trump, is driving an increasing number of Canadians to join the armed forces.

An article highlights Bob Homme, the American actor known for his role as 'The Friendly Giant', and his move to Canada for the iconic children's show.

More Canadians are dying from assisted suicide each year than all the world's other countries combined

Canadians are exploring alternative destinations for March Break, including Southeast Asia or cruises, as traditional popular spots like Florida, Cuba, and Mexico face turmoil.

It's been a little over a year since the fall of Bashar al-Assad in Syria ended a 14-year civil war. More than 1.3 million Syrians have returned home since then, according to the UN refugee agency, primarily from neighbouring countries such as Turkey, Lebanon, Jordan, Iraq and Egypt — but also from as far away as Canada.

Many travellers ‘prefer to avoid supporting US-based parks at this time’

The Canadian Prime Minister, alongside federal leaders, attended a vigil in Tumbler Ridge to pay tribute to eight victims of an unspecified event.

As the summer blend of gasoline becomes available, coupled with an upcoming gas tax break from Ottawa, Canadians face uncertainty regarding fuel prices. The article explores how these factors will influence already high costs for motorists.

The Liberal government's grocery benefit and a one-time GST top-up, announced in January, are scheduled to be deposited into Canadians' bank accounts this summer.

Thousands of young Canadians are struggling to find summer employment, with many attending job fairs amidst intense competition for available positions.

Statistics Canada announced that the income gap between the richest and poorest Canadians continued to widen in 2025, reaching 46.7 percentage points. The report measures the difference in disposable income share between the top and bottom 40 percent of households.

A new poll indicates that support for the Jewish people's right to a homeland and Israel's right to defend itself remains strong among Canadians, despite efforts by "Israel-haters."

An opinion piece explores the possibility of Canada joining the European Union, noting that many Canadians desire closer ties with Europe and suggesting strengthened relations regardless.

A tech executive, Patrick Pichette, has pitched a proposal at a Liberal convention for a $500,000 exit tax on educated Canadians or to eliminate the mobility pathways he once used.

Liberal Party members in Canada are set to vote on a proposal to restrict young Canadians' access to social media platforms and AI chatbots, as their national convention concludes in Montreal.

The Canadian government is set to provide a one-time bonus payment to approximately 12 million Canadians this spring through the new Canada Groceries and Essentials Benefit, aimed at helping citizens afford daily necessities.

A new season of 'The HHF Presents' podcast revisits the turbulent years of the Greek Civil War following World War II, sharing powerful firsthand accounts from Greek Canadians.

A recent opinion poll indicates Canadians' views on the hypothetical prospect of Canada joining the European Union, a topic increasingly discussed in some circles.

Community groups have expressed concern over the intimidation of Hindu Canadians by pro-Khalistan elements, with local law enforcement preventing protesters from approaching temples in Brampton and Surrey.

The Canadian Liberal government's second attempt to facilitate police and intelligence agencies' access to Canadians' information includes potentially costly demands on private businesses to alter their data management practices.

The NDP’s decline in the polls lines up with last year’s inauguration of U.S. President Donald Trump

As of Wednesday, the Canadian federal government will require provinces and territories to cover the costs of primary care services, including those provided by nurse practitioners. This new policy aims to ensure Canadians are not billed for "medically necessary" care.

A multimillion-dollar settlement has been approved in a class action claim for Canadian customers of the 23andMe genetic testing company who were impacted by a past data breach.

After four decades of covering major news stories for Canadians, Susan Bonner has signed off for the final time as host of CBC's 'Your World Tonight'. Bonner's extensive journalism career spanned across Canada and internationally.

Rhetoric surrounding Iranian 'sleeper cells' has increased since the onset of the U.S.-Israel war with Iran, prompting intelligence experts and a former spy to assess the potential threat to Canadians, noting that while the regime may not use dormant agents, lone wolf attacks remain a concern.

A new poll indicates that Canadians believe Israelis face more prejudice than Palestinians due to the war on Iran, with older Canadians being most likely to hold this view.

A report indicates that certain Canadians are assisting white supremacists in profiting from hateful livestreams, raising concerns about the spread of extremist content.

An anonymous recruiter made young Canadians promises of $5,000 salaries per trip and $250 referral bonuses

A growing number of young people are turning to self-harm in Canada and other parts of the world, according to new research.

A new poll indicates that Gen Z Canadians, particularly the 18-24 age cohort, are more likely to support the Iranian regime, with experts theorizing their susceptibility to social media influencers.

The federal government is evaluating whether to renew funding aimed at addressing a significant backlog of airline passenger complaints, a decision that could lead to longer wait times for Canadians seeking resolution.

Seventy-one per cent of respondents consider deficits a problem as governments go deeper into the red

Multiple opinion pieces from Canada call for action against antisemitic violence, with one urging the Prime Minister to address the issue and another highlighting the anger of Canadian Jews who feel their history of persecution is being erased as they are painted as 'white oppressors'.

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The mortality rate in Canada's emergency rooms is higher ‘than citizens of a highly developed country have a right to expect,’ the doctors say

An analysis suggests that the multiplication of government jobs in Canada, largely debt-financed, has led to a decrease in productivity, with Canadians paying interest on the borrowed funds.

A year after former President Trump's threats and tariffs, an unusual surge of Canadian patriotism has evolved into a new social and economic order.

Canadians are buying less alcohol, leading to the largest annual drop in beer, wine, spirits and cider sales in the 20 years Statistics Canada has been tracking the data, according to the agency's new report.

Fewer Canadians are willing to help their neighbours and build a better society

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Canadians are consistently avoiding travel to the United States and increasingly opting to purchase domestic goods, reflecting a shift in consumer behavior.

Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand says the government is looking at getting Canadians out of the Middle East, including asking the United Arab Emirates to use its airspace for chartered evacuation…

A review highlights the top five online casinos in Canada for 2026, focusing on safety, real money play, bonuses, games, and instant payouts for Canadian players.

While Paralympians benefit from cutting-edge prosthetic technology, many Canadians cannot afford these advanced devices, highlighting a significant accessibility issue.

At least 57% were of the opinion that Canada should prioritise trade and investment generally in its relationship with India

Manitoban, Albertan and B.C. customers have expressed feeling abandoned since their flights were cancelled

A CBC article highlights concerns that the imprecise lab testing methods used by sunscreen manufacturers to assign SPF numbers could be misleading Canadians and providing a false sense of security regarding sun protection.

USA men's ice hockey player Brady Tkachuk has disavowed an AI-enhanced White House video where he appears to disparage Canadians, stating the words would never come from him.

‘The pilot numbers were not as robust as we had expected,’ Gary Anandasangaree said, adding he believed Canadians would nonetheless still take part in the program

An article from the National Post discusses the Canadian perception of Donald Trump, arguing that while Canadians may be right about Trump, he does not fully represent America.

Jacques Poissant's suffering stopped the day he asked his daughter if it would be "cowardly to ask to be helped to die."

February is Heart Month — a perfect time to think about your heart’s longevity and the everyday choices that help protect it. Did you know that more than six million Canadians are living with heart di

'Defence spending is not number one priority, but it is really close,' said Graves. 'This is remarkable because it's usually 20th in the minds of Canadians'

A new poll indicates that most Canadians now perceive the United States as a risk rather than an ally, signaling a significant shift in bilateral relations.

Iran has demanded evidence regarding protest killings, while UN experts have highlighted discrepancies between official figures and grassroots estimates, compounding the anguish of families.

A school shooting tragedy in Tumbler Ridge, Canada, has prompted a wave of support from neighboring communities and across the country.

A recent community survey revealed near-unanimous support among Iranian Canadians for regime change in Iran. Respondents also expressed a desire for at least normal diplomatic relations with Israel in the future.

The Cayman Islands have reported record-breaking tourism numbers, with Canadian visits increasing by 47 percent in February. This marks the highest number of Canadian visitors for any single month in the territory's history.

A recent poll indicates that one in three Canadians are now open to purchasing an electric vehicle, prompted by increasing fuel costs.

Tens of thousands of Canadian businesses are now requiring security guards where none were previously needed, indicating a growing reliance on private security amid civic disorder.

Jamie Sarkonak argues that human rights tribunals in Canada have expanded to the point of threatening the rights and freedoms of Canadians.

Significant modifications to the Stellantis factory in Brampton, Canada, are causing public anger due to their potential to minimize job creation and wealth, reportedly to accommodate Chinese interests.

Canadians are expected to face economic hardship for months due to an oil shock stemming from an ongoing war, prompting questions about net-zero policies.

Canadians and other non-EU travelers to Europe are now required to submit biometric data as the new Entry/Exit System (EES) becomes fully operational. The implementation has led to reports of delays at border crossings.

A new study indicates that approximately 20% of Gen Z and millennial Canadians continue to spank their children, leading to renewed calls for changes to the law regarding corporal punishment.

As the tax deadline approaches, experts offer advice on how individuals can find and save money while filing their tax returns, ensuring they don't miss out on potential opportunities.

A new poll indicates that a majority of Canadians are receptive to the idea of their country joining the European Union, signaling a potential shift in international alignment.

Travel agents have informed customers that Air Canada will be adding an extra $50 fuel surcharge to select flights for Canadians, effective April 6, which will be reflected in taxes and surcharges.

In the remote Inuit community of Kuujjuaq in northern Quebec, Janice Parsons and Sandy Emudluk are leading efforts to revive Katajjaq, the ancient art of Inuit throat singing, which is more than just music.

A farmer living in a U.S. border town is calling an upcoming road closure for Canadians unfair, as Border Road, connecting Sweet Grass Hills, Montana, and Coutts, Alberta, is set to close to Canadians in July.

A report indicates that the income of Canadian seniors is now higher than that of Canadians in their prime earning years, contributing to their reported increased happiness.

Amidst polarizing discussions about AI's rapid evolution, some Canadians are working to help the public better understand the ubiquitous technology and its implications.

Tourism officials in Los Cabos, Mexico, have noted a significant increase in Canadian visitors, stating that Canadians are now the fastest-growing group of tourists to the destination.

A CIJA official has warned that Hezbollah financing activities are operating in Canada, with B.C.'s Seven Seas for International Trading and its financier Raoof Fadel named as part of an international network.

A cyber-research group has warned that Canadians are expected to face a 'tsunami' of transnational repression in the coming years, raising concerns about foreign interference and human rights.

Canadians are facing significant increases in gas prices, with the Middle East war driving fuel costs higher and impacting transport companies and drivers.

David McGuinty comments come one week after Canadians learned of an attack through a story published by Quebec newspaper La Presse, 11 days after the strike

The thoughts and prayers of Canadians, and people around the world, are with the young Tumbler Ridge victim who's fighting for her life

A fake call centre operating in Ahmedabad, which was scamming Canadians, has been busted, leading to the arrest of four individuals, while the alleged mastermind, Falgun Patel, remains at large.

Canadians are reportedly taking fewer vacations to the United States, indicating a shift in travel patterns.

A columnist argues why Canadians should be paid to donate blood or plasma, suggesting that while the idea might cause unease, banning it leaves no one better off.

'Seeing these people chanting what I was hearing from those who were beating me on the streets of Tehran is traumatizing,' says democracy advocate Ghazal Shokri

The number of visits by Canadians to the United States saw a double-digit percentage decrease in February.

US Road Trips by Canadians Fall to Lowest Level in Four Years  Bloomberg.com

Almost two-thirds of electronic devices that Canadians scrap still work  The Globe and Mail

Canadian MP Juanita Nathan highlighted the tragic homicide of Nancy Grewal, an Indian-origin woman, in her International Women's Day message. Grewal's death in LaSalle, Ontario, has deeply troubled many Canadians and the Indo-Canadian community. The investigation into the fatal stabbing is ongoing, with authorities seeking information.

Canadians are advised to familiarize themselves with Air Passenger Protection Regulations (APPR) to understand airline responsibilities during flight cancellations or delays due to uncontrollable circumstances.

More than 108,000 Canadians in the region have registered with Global Affairs Canada

Canadian military personnel serving on exchange with U.S. forces in the Middle East have been reassigned to 'other duties' outside of the campaign against Iran, according to the Department of National Defence.

Preschoolers get nearly half their calories from ultra-processed food, raising questions about how it might affect behavioural development

Canadians are consistently avoiding travel to the U.S. and increasing their purchases of domestic goods.

A new survey suggests about three million Canadian adults are currently taking GLP-1 drugs such as Ozempic or Mounjaro and that many more would like to, but cost is a barrier.

A New Zealand family residing in Qatar describes their current living situation as being akin to a Covid lockdown, marked by occasional loud explosions, as fighting continues in the region.

For the first time, Canadians saw the Conservative leader as a true prime minister in waiting

There's a mix of reactions from Iranian Canadians in Ottawa on Saturday in the wake of U.S. and Israeli airstrikes targeting their home country.

Conservative MP Mike Dawson has refused the raise saying it's 'distasteful' while most Canadians haven’t seen a decent raise in decades

A new report indicates that the use of sedating medications, specifically antipsychotics, in Canadian long-term care homes has continued to rise since the pandemic, putting Canadians with dementia at significant risk.

USA men's ice hockey player Brady Tkachuk distances himself from an AI-enhanced White House video in which he appears to disparage Canadians, saying "those words would never come out of my mouth".

Canada is historically the largest source of tourists to Cuba. Before COVID-19 more than a million Canadians visited the island annually. The post Canada Examines the Humanitarian Crisis in Cuba appeared first on Havana Times.

Canada's airline regulator says the air carriers ferrying Canadians abroad have a responsibility to get delayed or stranded passengers back on track "as soon as possible," including when unpredictable circumstances unfold, such as the violence in Mexico that recently disrupted flight service to the tourist destination of Puerto Vallarta.

An opinion piece criticizes harm-reduction advocates, accusing them of gaslighting Canadians about 'safe supply' drug policies by initially downplaying diversion issues and later claiming they had warned about them.

Foreign minister Anita Anand will be joining Carney as she said the intent was “to further diversify trade and to unlock additional opportunities for Canadians”

Global Affairs Canada is urging Canadians in Puerto Vallarta and Guadalajara to head to the airports only if they have a confirmed flight, 'and it's safe to do so,' two days after violence erupted acr

Recent polling suggests a majority of Canadians — if they could — would block both Alberta and Quebec from separating from Canada.

Snowbird destinations from Palm Springs to southern Florida are feeling the impact as Canadians remain hesitant about traveling to the US. Sarah Gray/Business Insider New data from Longwoods International shows Canadians are still hesitant about traveling to the US. Major snowbird destinations from Palm Springs, California, to southern Florida are feeling the impact. Canadians are opting for Europe, Mexico, and the Caribbean instead, or for domestic travel. Canadian travellers are still unhappy with President Donald Trump, and that's affecting the 2026 outlook of visitors to the US from Canada. In 2025, there was a noticeable travel chill from the US's northern neighbor, following President Donald Trump's quips about the "51st state" and the levying of hefty tariffs. A January survey of more than 1,000 Canadian prospective travelers found that they remain hesitant to travel to the US and would rather support domestic tourism, according to Longwoods International, a tourism industry market research company. According to Longwoods International, 55% of surveyed Canadian travelers report that they intend to travel to the US within the next 12 months, which remains mostly unchanged from 54% reported in October 2025. Among those who intend to make the trip, only 9% say they have already made bookings. In 2025, 4 million fewer Canadian travelers visited the US than the previous year, marking a 22% drop, according to the US Commerce Department's National Travel and Tourism Office. Seventy-three percent of Canadian respondents to the latest survey, who said they changed their 2026 travel plans to avoid the US, cited economic policies and tariffs. Other factors are also at work. More than 40% of respondents told Longwoods International that they strongly or somewhat disagree that the US is a place that values international travelers, welcomes travelers with diverse backgrounds, is a safe place to visit, and feels welcoming in general, and the number of Canadians who agree that the US feels safe to visit has been declining over the past year. Popular destinations for Canadian snowbirds, such as southern California and Florida, have been trying to woo them back. But it appears that those attempts have fallen flat as Trump continues to threaten Canada with tariffs and recently threatened to delay the opening of a bridge Canada paid for. In 2025, California's Gov. Gavin Newsom began trying to convince Canadians with targeted video campaigns that California welcomes them. Recently, heart-shaped banners featuring the Canadian flag also popped up in Palm Springs, which, according to the Los Angeles Times, is feeling a chill this winter from fewer Canadian tourists. "Sure, you-know-who is trying to stir things up back in DC, but don't let that ruin your beach plans," Newsom said in a campaign video. "California is the ultimate playground — over 2,000 miles from Washington and a world away in mindset." According to Visit California, the number of Canadian visitors to the state still fell by over 18% in 2025 compared to the year prior, slipping to 1.4 million. In 2024, Visit California showed that 1.7 million Canadians visited the state and spent around $3.7 billion. Even Disney, the happiest place on earth, is feeling the impact as international travelers skip the US. In the Walt Disney Company's first-quarter earnings report earlier in February, the company said it is facing "international visitation headwinds" at its US parks, including Disney World in Florida and Disneyland in California. Visit Florida lists Canada as the state's top source of international visitors, with around 3.4 million travelers from Canada to the state in 2024. In 2025, the state saw a 15% year-over-year drop, according to Visit Florida, with only 2.9 million visitors from Canada. Canadian airlines Air Transat and WestJet are also suspending all or some flights from Canada to the US this summer. "We saw a notable decline in transborder travel demand throughout 2025," Julia Kaiser, media relations advisor for WestJet, told Global News earlier in February. "As a result, we made timely decisions to modify our network to stay aligned with where Canadians want to go." The slowdown in trips to the US doesn't mean that Canadians are no longer traveling. Longwoods International said that 45% of Canadian travelers who changed their plans for a US trip now say they would substitute it with a domestic trip, while about a quarter of prospective travelers are looking toward Europe, Mexico, and the Caribbean. As of February 17, China also opened up visa-free entry for all Canadian citizens, allowing up to 30 days of travel for business, tourism, family visits, or transit. Read the original article on Business Insider

Following a school shooting tragedy in Tumbler Ridge, Canada, communities across the country have rallied to provide support to the affected town.