Carney Convenes Wildfire Incident Response Group
Carney convened the Incident Response Group on Canada’s wildfires as hundreds of fires burn nationwide and Ottawa backs Ontario’s air-evacuation effort in the north.
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CUSMA: Trade Czar Eyes Canada ‘Options’ by Year-End
CUSMA talks are back in focus as U.S. trade czar Jamieson Greer says he hopes to give Canada and Mexico ‘options’ by year-end, even as fresh tariff threats mount.
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Border 2 Fire Crosses From Washington Into B.C.
The Border 2 Fire has crossed from Washington’s North Cascades into B.C., a lightning-caused blaze now at 121 hectares burning in steep, remote terrain near Hozomeen.
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Ontario Wildfire Season 2026 Is the Worst on Record
Ontario’s 2026 wildfire season is the worst on record, with 7,250+ sq km burned — most in just 10 days — and forecasters warn no full reprieve is coming.
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Alaska Native Landless Bill Advances to Senate Floor
An Alaska Native landless bill has cleared committee, advancing a plan to give five Southeast communities 23,040 acres each of Tongass land through new Native corporations.
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Brunswick Creek Wildfire Forces Boston Bar Evacuation
The Brunswick Creek wildfire widened Fraser Canyon evacuations as a new fire south of Boston Bar quadrupled overnight to 4,332 ha and closed Highway 1.
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BC Wildfires: 600 Properties Under Evacuation Order
BC wildfires have placed 600 properties under evacuation order and 5,700 on alert after 34,000 lightning strikes ignited 85 fires across the province.
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Central Oregon Wildfires: Coyote Fire Update 2026
Central Oregon wildfires face a Red Flag Warning as the Coyote Fire nears 17,400 acres and 25% containment, with air tankers and Hotshot crews holding the lines.
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Paper Packaging: The Promise and Peril of Paperisation
Paper packaging recycles at about 83% in Europe and wins over most consumers, yet critics call coated paper a \”false solution.\” The paperisation dilemma.
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Section 338: The 1930 Law Behind 50% Canada Tariffs
Section 338 of the Tariff Act of 1930, a Smoot-Hawley provision unused since 1949, is the legal tool behind Washington’s new 50% duties on Canadian goods.
