Carney puts $25 billion on the table to make every Canadian an owner in the country’s future
Equity, not debt. Indigenous partnerships, union jobs, and a stake for every Canadian. The Canada Strong Fund is nation-building with lessons learned.
Coverage of economic policy and performance in Canada and abroad, focusing on fiscal and monetary policy, markets, labour, trade, and how economic decisions shape government policy and everyday life.
Equity, not debt. Indigenous partnerships, union jobs, and a stake for every Canadian. The Canada Strong Fund is nation-building with lessons learned.
In a direct YouTube announcement, Prime Minister Mark Carney unveiled the Canada Strong Fund, the nation’s first sovereign wealth fund designed to reshape domestic ownership and economic independence.
In a blunt press conference, the prime minister made it clear Canada is done begging for a trade deal the Americans are already breaking.
Mark Carney is enlisting his political rivals to defend Canada's economic interests, and Erin O'Toole is answering the call.
Poilievre has chosen loyalty to a dead relationship over loyalty to Canada. Never forget that.
Carney doubles down on Canada First sovereignty push, framing U.S. reliance as 'weakness' in new national address
I’m sick to death of hearing about the pocket change we send to Ukraine while Pension Poilievre lives in a taxpayer-funded mansion. You should be, too.
I served coffee there. I left three months before it closed. But the building had already seen 185 years of booms, busts, and bad planning. It doesn't need our pity.
Avi Lewis’s phantom price tags and the NDP’s addiction to solving problems that don’t exist
Prime Minister insists $2.4-billion measure balances immediate relief with long-term economic discipline
NDP leader fumbles debut Hill scrum with paranoid AI rant and bizarre microphone hogging
The new federal-provincial deal shows what happens when adults focus on housing and transit instead of podcasts and privilege points