Business
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Vancouver Rents Are Falling: Is North America’s Best City in Trouble?
Vancouver rents keep falling as immigration slows and new towers open in Surrey and Coquitlam. Will rents rise again, and what does it mean for homeowners?
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Canada Lost 42,000 Jobs in August 2026: What Comes Next for Workers
Canada lost 42,000 jobs in August 2026 as tariffs, global uncertainty and AI weigh on hiring. Here is where jobs were lost, which industries are growing…
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India–Canada Flights: Why Airfares Could Change in 2026
Traveling between Delhi, Mumbai, and Canadian hubs like Toronto or Vancouver has felt like an expensive challenge for families, students, and business travelers alike. Long layovers…
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US International Student Visa Policy Changes: Why Application Numbers Are Dropping
The dream of obtaining a university education in the United States is facing a sharp reality check as strict immigration updates alter higher education mobility. A…
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India, Pakistan, and the Threat of War Over Kashmir
The lush valleys of Kashmir have long remained framed by high-altitude military posts and volatile borders. Decades of dispute between nuclear-armed neighbors have kept South Asia…
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Why Canada Is Moving Closer to India as US Trade Tensions Rise
Global trade relationships are undergoing a dramatic transformation as historical economic alliances face unprecedented strain. For decades, Ottawa leaned heavily on Washington as its dominant commercial…
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Canada-US Tariff Deal: What Trump’s Latest Decision Means for Canada
What The Canada-US Tariff Conflicts Include The crisis erupted when Washington enacted a 50 percent tariff targeting roughly $20 billion in Canadian goods. Affected imports include…
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Canada Added 75,000 Jobs. Why Is Unemployment Still High?
The Canadian economy recently made headlines by adding 75,000 new jobs in a single month. On the surface, robust employment growth signals a thriving market. Yet,…
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Fewer Permits, Empty Classrooms: Canadian Colleges Face a Budget Crisis
Ontario colleges alone have lost $1.8 billion, cancelled 600 programs and cut about 8,000 jobs. The bill for a policy correction is arriving.
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From Canal Flats to Mackenzie: How IREN Is Building B.C.’s Largest Data Centres
Three former mill towns, 160 megawatts, and almost entirely hydroelectric. The old resource economy is being rebuilt as compute.
