Canadians are shifting their shopping habits in response to the threat of tariffs on exports to the U.S. One expert, however, says the change likely won't last long.

lf you use social media to search for Canadian items, Robinson says, include the community where you live to ensure you can ...

If you're like me and you're putting together a grocery list, you have a little bit of sticker shock especially when it comes to eggs. When I spoke to others, they shared the same experience.

Amid looming tariff threats from U.S. President Donald Trump, several grocery stores in B.C. are making it easier for ...

LG is recalling 500,000 electric ranges that have been involved in at least 28 fires and caused several injuries. However, ...

NL Premier Andrew Furey speaks to media after meeting with industry, community, and labour organizations at Confederation ...

Shoppers and businesses in some small northern communities have mixed feelings about the "buy Canadian" movement started in ...

Kia in Korea is advertising a starting price of 37.5 million won for the base Tasman Dynamic 4×2 dual-cab, equivalent to ...

(WDJT) — Imagine taking your car in for an oil change, and the mileage sticker on your windshield ... Please note: This content carries a strict local market embargo. If you share the same ...

Hurley’s motion encourages “all Burnabarians, including Canadians, permanent residents, and those who currently call Canada home” to “buy local and buy Canadian.” Log In or Sign Up ...