Canada is becoming a super-aged nation this year. Are we prepared?

Talia Bronstein, the NIA’s policy director, kicked things off by saying that Canada is officially becoming a “super-aged” country in 2026, with 15.7 million Canadians aged 50 or older.

Deal with China offers Alberta canola farmers relief, but sparks concern in Ontario’s auto sector

Prospect of an influx of lower-cost, Chinese-made electric vehicles rattles an industry already challenged by U.S. tariff war ...

Trump questions whether Nato would 'rescue' US as Macron warns of shift to 'world without rules'

The US president earlier said Nato would be in "the ash heap of history" without him, after doubling down on his Greenland demands.

NHS in focus: Funding shortfalls delay hospital discharges say care homes

From GPs surgeries to the country's hospitals, we take a look at the challenges faced and how NHS teams are responding.

What the EU’s ‘trade bazooka’ is and how it works

Rattled by U.S. President Donald Trump’s threats over Greenland, the European Union is readying countermeasures against the ...

Old Republic: Q4 Underwriting Results Add To Margin Fears

Old Republic International stock rated Hold: underwriting risks, special dividend uncertainty, and title insurance momentum.

Without Government-Subsidized Industries, Employment Growth Would Be Negative

The Bureau of Labor Statistics released new December employment numbers last week, showing another month of disappointing job ...