Canadian Supply Management Is ‘Economic Suicide,’ Professor Warns

A political science professor warned last week that Canada’s supply management system could derail trade negotiations with the United States, calling the government’s commitment to the policy “economic suicide.” Andrew Richter, a University of Windsor professor, argued in a National Post opinion piece that protecting supply management threatens prospects for a new comprehensive trade agreement […]

Did Trump Get Duped By Japan?

The touted trade agreement between the US and Japan is swiftly unraveling amid growing disputes over its terms and conditions, raising serious doubts about President Donald Trump’s claimed victory. Just days after Trump proudly announced a “historic” $550 billion investment commitment from Japan, key aspects of the supposed deal have been publicly contradicted by Japanese […]

US Government Cuts Force A Third of CPI Data to Be Based on Estimates

The Bureau of Labor Statistics now estimates about one-third of the price data it uses to calculate the Consumer Price Index, triple the normal rate, as staffing shortages from Trump administration budget cuts strain the agency. The increased reliance on estimated prices has raised concerns among economists about the quality of the nation’s key inflation […]

Macron-Aligned Renew Europe Blasts “Unbalanced” US-EU Deal As Bloc Fact-Checks Trump’s Claims

Just hours after the US and EU reached a trade agreement, significant dissent has emerged within European state members, particularly from French officials and EU parliamentarians. French President Emmanuel Macron’s Renew Europe group quickly condemned the accord, signaling major concerns about its long-term impact and calling it inherently “unbalanced.” “We have definitively entered a new […]

Air Canada’s Q2 2025 Sees 55% Net Income Drop, 59% Free Cash Flow Plunge

Air Canada (TSX: AC) reported mixed financial results for Q2 2025, posting modest revenue growth of 2% with total operating revenues of $5.63 billion from $5.52 billion in Q2 2024, but beating the consensus of $5.54 billion. Despite higher revenues, operating expenses also saw a jump to $5.21 billion from last year’s $5.05 billion. Operating […]

Tilray Plummets With $1.27B Q4 Net Loss Due To 2021 Aphria Merger

Tilray Brands (TSX: TLRY) reported a staggering Q4 2025 net loss of $1.27 billion, a massive decline compared to Q4 2024’s loss of just $15.4 million. Earnings per share also dramatically fell to a loss of $1.30, missing analyst estimates of just a $0.03 loss per share, an overwhelming 4,233% miss. Following the news, Tilray […]

George Weston Reports Q2 2025 Profit Down 35%, Announces 3-for-1 Stock Split

George Weston Limited (TSX: WN) reported a mixed financial performance for the quarter ending June 14, 2025. While revenue rose 5.2% YoY to $14.82 billion, up from $14.09 billion a year ago, net earnings plunged 35.5% to $258 million, down from $400 million in Q2 2024. The sharp decrease was primarily due to an unfavorable […]

NexGen Hits 3.46% U3O8 Over 12.0 Metres At Patterson Corridor East

NexGen Energy (TSX: NXE) has released the final assay results from their 2024 exploration program alongside further results from 2025 drilling at the developing Patterson Corridor East discovery, found 3,5 kilometres to the east of Arrow. Highlights from the results include: Collectively, assays for 22 drill holes conducted across 2024 and 2025 at Patterson Corridor […]

AbraSilver Sees Resource Estimate Climb To 350 Million Ounces Silver Equivalent M&I

AbraSilver Resource Corp (TSX: ABRA) has increased the estimated mineral resources at their flagship Diablillos property in Argentina. The company this morning released an updated estimate, highlighted by a 25% increase in contained silver and a 14% increase in contained gold within the measured and indicated categories, which translates to a 27% increase in contained […]

Canadians Want to Ease Resource Development Barriers, Survey Finds

A majority of Canadians now support reducing barriers to natural resource development, a dramatic shift that could bolster Prime Minister Carney’s push to make Canada an energy superpower, according to a new survey released Tuesday. The Environics Research poll found 56% of Canadians favor reducing barriers like easing project approvals and lowering corporate taxes, while […]