Free Press reader disappointed seeing fellow Canadians booing the U.S. national anthem at sporting events.
Business, and patriotism, is booming for one London flag store ahead of the anniversary of Canada's red-and-white, but also amid a trade row with the United States.
Rents in London went down again in January, the fourth straight month prices have dropped, the latest snapshot of the local market shows
From Windsor to Waterloo region, four area cities rank among those in Canada that would be hardest-hit by U.S. tariffs, a new report shows.
Voters in a Southwestern Ontario riding reliant on both the auto and farming industries, say tariffs are on their mind.
With its election almost at the half-way mark, a new threat from Donald Trump hangs over the Ontario campaign Monday.
Could some Canadian and Southwestern Ontario businesses benefit from U.S. tariffs? Not really, experts say.
When spectators disrespect a visiting team's national anthem, things can get uncomfortable.
To remind us of the obvious, it shouldn't require a tariff war for us to commit to "buying local."
Just in time for Valentine’s Day, one of London’s largest shopping malls has launched an old-fashioned bumper-sticker campaign to counter the cold shoulder the U.S. is showing Canada with a threatened trade war. In times of national uncertainty, “I thought who do we really love? We love our country right now,” said Sarah Imrie, marketing […]
David Peterson offers an insider’s view of the Ontario election, the recent tariff scrap with the U.S. and provincial election campaigns.
Canada’s oldest water-powered flour mill is riding a business boom from the buy-Canadian push prompted by the threatened U.S. trade war.