Analysts predict the Canadian dollar will return to the U.S. 75-cent level by the end of the year.

Canadian Dollar Forecast for 2026 The Canadian dollar is projected to gain value against the U.S. dollar in 2026, potentially reaching 75 cents by year’s end. This outlook comes from economists and foreign exchange strategists who are focusing on the expected interest rate paths of the Bank of Canada and the Federal Reserve as important […]
Canadian Mint Celebrates 30 Years of the $2 Toonie

30th Anniversary of the Canadian Toonie The Royal Canadian Mint is marking the 30-year milestone of the Canadian $2 coin, affectionately known as the Toonie, by releasing a limited edition uncirculated special wrap roll aimed at collectors. This celebration signifies three decades since the introduction of bimetallic coins in 1996, which replaced $2 banknotes. Since […]
Female Canadian curler faced the same issue that led to a men’s debate.

Double Touch Controversy at the 2026 Milan-Cortina Olympics The 2026 Milan-Cortina Olympics have introduced a rather contentious topic: the double touch rule in curling. Just a day after the Canadian men’s curling team faced accusations from Sweden, the women’s team found themselves in a similar predicament against Switzerland. Rachel Homan, a three-time world champion, was […]
Canadian curling team responds to Sweden’s cheating claims at the Olympics

Canada’s curling team has responded to accusations from Sweden regarding cheating during the Winter Olympics. On Friday, Mark Kennedy, a Canadian curler, claimed that the Swedish team had filmed his delivery inappropriately. This allegation came after Sweden suggested that Canada may have committed a foul known as double touching, igniting a significant controversy. “It seems […]
Stepfather of Canadian trans shooter experiences ‘overwhelming’ grief from losing 11-year-old son to a troubled teenager

The stepfather of the transgender school shooter, who took the lives of eight individuals, expressed that he has been experiencing “unbearable pain” since the incident, in his first detailed remarks since the tragedy. Jesse Van Rootseller, an 18-year-old who dropped out of high school, entered Tumble Ridge Secondary School in a small town in British […]
Despite the push for ‘Buy Canadian,’ Canada’s major pension funds remain significantly invested in the U.S.

Despite concerns surrounding the U.S. trade conflict and President Trump’s assertions about Canadian sovereignty, Canada’s largest pension fund continues to make significant investments in the United States. This week, the Canada Pension Plan (CPP) announced that its assets have reached an all-time high of $780.7 billion, with 47% of these assets allocated to the U.S., […]
Suspected shooter found dead following attack at Canadian high school that killed 9

Tragic Shooting at Tumbler Ridge Secondary School On Tuesday, a shooting at Tumbler Ridge Secondary School in British Columbia resulted in the deaths of at least nine individuals, according to authorities. The suspect has been identified as an 18-year-old transgender woman, who reportedly killed two family members before turning the gun on the school. The […]
Suspected gunman ‘in a dress’ involved in Canadian school shooting was a transgender man

Tragic Shooting in Tumbler Ridge, Canada This week, a horrific event unfolded in the charming community of Tumbler Ridge located in northeastern British Columbia. A transgender man is believed to have killed his mother and stepbrother off-campus before turning his violence toward Tumbler Ridge Middle School on Tuesday afternoon, resulting in the deaths of six […]
All major Canadian banks now supporting the suggested defense bank

Toronto Banks Support New Defense Initiative All six major banks in Canada are backing the proposed International Defense, Security and Resilience Bank (DSRB). BMO announced its participation on Wednesday, while RBC, CIBC, Scotiabank, TD, and National Bank had already confirmed their roles as partner banks in the effort. The DSRB, which is being led by […]
Leading Canadian pension fund suspends agreements with UAE company due to Epstein connections

Canada’s second-largest pension fund has decided to halt future investments in the UAE logistics firm DP World due to the company’s CEO, Sultan Ahmed bin Sulayem, and his connection to the late financier Jeffrey Epstein, who has a notorious history. A report by La Ques newspaper revealed this relationship, prompting the fund to state it […]