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The federal government says it has “acted decisively in the national interest” by propping up…
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'Owners are afraid': New tariffs could cut sales in half for some Canadian businesses
The new slate of tariffs are set to hit a range of industries, ranging from lumber to electronics, manufacturing to dairy. Regardless of the sector, these small business owners fear the new levies will take a massive bite out of their cross-border sales. Source link
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Hoekstra's missteps in Canada are mild compared to some of Trump's ambassadors
Pete Hoekstra’s issues in Canada, which led tens of thousands of Canadians to sign a petition calling for his ouster, are relatively mild when compared to some of the scandals other U.S. ambassadors have provoked in allies countries. Source link
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What you need to know about the working holiday visa pause
The federal government “quietly” pauses the working holiday-maker visa applications from 24 countries. Here is what we know about the pause and countries affected. Source link
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Commonwealth accuses chemical giant of hiding health impacts of PFAS
In the largest suit ever brought by the federal government, details emerge about the alleged conduct of a US chemical giant accused of withholding health warnings. Source link
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You'll soon be able to register to block gambling ads. Here's how it will work
The government is moving to make opting out of gambling ads online as easy as paying a bill. Here is what we know about how it might work. Source link
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What to know about the Tupac Shakur murder trial now underway
Three decades after Tupac Shakur was killed in a drive-by shooting, a man accused of providing the murder weapon is on trial. Here’s what to know. Source link
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Solar panel complainer now 'supporter of plan'
A dispute over a solar panel plan is resolved, with the complainant now a proponent for the site. Source link
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Sydney music venues closing rapidly as owners seek 'DIY' alternatives
People are seeking a more sustainable alternative as the closure of smaller rooms reduces the pool of spaces where emerging bands can get a gig. Source link
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Wet winter sees River Murray roar with unexpected flows and life
Wet winter conditions across southern Australia have brought increased flows into South Australia’s River Murray. Source link
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Better late than never as high school receives library book 72 years late
Murray Bridge’s Malcolm Blight held on to the adventurous The Kon-Tiki Expedition for more than 70 years, during which time he was inspired to undertake several journeys of his own. Source link