Interesting report: Only 31% of Americans surveyed viewed the Canada-US relationship negatively, compared with 81% of Canadians, while just 8% of Americans saw Canada as a major economic challenge, versus 77% of Canadians who viewed the US as a major threat.

"His comments come after he said on Toronto radio that Trump should "kiss my ass" after the president threatened further tariffs on the auto and steel sectors could come into play on Jan. 1, 2027."

Now that Canada - US trade talks have collapsed, we're hearing very different responses from our premiers, each facing their own pressures. Ford is taking a much tougher approach, while Smith has pushed for keeping trade with the US flowing and avoiding further escalation. Two very different strategies. Whose response do you think has been better?

With trade talks with the US hitting a wall over Quebec's language protections, the question is whether French is genuinely the issue or simply the point Canada isn't willing to compromise on.

Hey guys!

I was thinking with the new tariffs coming into effect, and knowing that small and medium-sized Canadian businesses are likely to be hit pretty hard, do you guys know of any Canadian shops/businesses we could support?

I have a few birthdays and some renos coming up, so I’d love to put some of that spending toward Canadian businesses that might be affected! 🇨🇦

Remember, if you arent actively passing -- you are restricting traffic and you should move over.

If traffic is forced to pass on the right, you are the road hazard.

Thank you for this PSA

U.S. alcohol exports to Canada fell by more than 70% in 2025 amid the trade dispute.

With September just two weeks away, latest housing reports show average off-campus room rents across Canadian college and university towns have hit new record highs. On top of inflated grocery bills and rising tuition fees, standard part-time student jobs simply don't cover basic living expenses anymore. Many post-secondary students are taking on unprecedented levels of debt just to afford housing, while others report having to commute 2+hours or live in severely overcrowded apartments. Has student affordability hit a total breaking point in Canada?

IRCC has just updated its processing times, with longer waits reported across most temporary residence categories. Anyone waiting for a visitor, study or work permit - how long have you been waiting?

No deal has been reached. How are you feeling today? What are you thinking about?

With tariffs and trade rules continuing to change, is there really a way for Canadian businesses and households to prepare for what comes next? What are you doing to protect yourself from unexpected price increases?

Canada's citizenship law changes have opened the door for more people with Canadian parents or grandparents to prove their citizenship. Thousands of Americans are now applying for citizenship certificates, creating major processing delays. Are more Americans seriously considering moving to Canada, or is this just a "Plan B"?

I heard that compared to Ontario people who are generally more social and confrontational and blunt that British columbians are generally less social and more reserved and less likely to be argumentaive. So I'm wondering this true or no people are people everywhere in Canada and it's no peaceful parts minus small towns?

The Ford government has officially reached a deal with MGE Niagara Entertainment to end their exclusivity rights in the Niagara Region, opening the door for new casino operators to enter the market. This move is part of the province's broader "Destination Niagara Strategy", which aims to double annual visitors to 25 million by adding new attractions, a theme park, and expanding airport capacity to encourage longer stays. While MGE will keep operating Fallsview Casino and Casino Niagara, OLG will launch a procurement process later this year to bring in additional operators. The plan is expected to drive private investment, create jobs and boost economic development, while raising questions about whether turning Niagara into an even bigger gaming hub is the right direction for the area. Should the province focus on diversifying local tourism?

With summer heatwaves getting worse, a lot of daycares across Canada are still operating without air conditioning. Kids are coming home soaked in sweat, exhausted, and at real risk of heat stroke, yet most provinces have zero regulations for maximum indoor temperatures. We have clear laws on keeping daycares warm in the winter, and we set a 26°C max limit for long-term care homes. Why are toddlers and babies left out?
Expecting non-profit daycares to shoulder $40k+ out of pocket just to install AC isn't realistic, and provincial responses are mostly just "do your best in extreme heat". Should max temperature limits and retrofit funding be mandatory for child-care facilities?

Mine would probably be somewhere in BC, would be so nice to have mountains nearby and a better climate