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The clock is ticking with a week to go before U.S. President Donald Trump’s new round of tariffs hits Canadian exports and a survey of small Canadian exporters is warning of dire consequences if the sweeping 50 per cent levies take effect

Matt Savoie enters an important season as his contract expires at the end of the 2026-27 season, and he becomes an RFA. By this time next summer, his team will be talking with the Oilers about the first long-term contract of his NHL career, and recent deals around the league suggest the price of young…

If the Canada-U.S.-Mexico free trade deal, also known as CUSMA, breaks down, it would lead to more than 100,000 job losses in Canada and more than twice that in the United States, a new report by an industry group is warning

Katie Nicholl, Vanity Fair royal correspondent and co-host of “The Royals Uncensored,” says Prince George passed Eton’s admissions process like other applicants before accepting his place at the prestigious school

The U.S. Treasury Department and IRS proposed regulations this week on how employers and employees can fund Trump Accounts, the new tax-deferred investing option for children

Bills offensive coordinator Pete Carmichael didn’t rule out the possibility of Cook having more involvement as a pass catcher in 2026, Alex Brasky of SI.com reports. “Anytime you can get the ball in [Cook’s] hands, you have an opportunity for a big play,” Carmichael said Monday. “I think he can bring value not only in…

With the 79th overall pick of the 2025 NHL Entry Draft, the Boston Bruins selected forward Cooper Simpson. This was after the skilled winger dominated high school hockey in Minnesota, posting 49 goals and 83 points in 31 games for Shakopee High School during the 2024-25 season. He also played in nine USHL games with…

One of the biggest debates among stock market investors in 2026 has been: “Is there an AI bubble?” Some investors are worried that tech stock valuations are too high, that the S&P 500 index is too top-heavy with artificial intelligence (AI) stocks, and that AI hyperscalers are spending too much on AI data centers

From progressive and moderate to election deniers, state sees wide spectrum of candidates in test of direction for both parties

SAN ANTONIO – Food banks across Texas are raising the alarm over a federal policy change that could force the state to pay hundreds of millions of dollars for food assistance benefits or risk leaving millions of Texans without access to food