British Columbia’s Budget 2026 is a plan built on disciplined choices to handle global economic uncertainty. The government is focused on protecting core services like healthcare and education while managing rising costs. To do this, they are making significant changes to how the province collects revenue and manages its workforce. One of the most direct changes involves the provincial tax system. The first income tax bracket is increasing slightly from 5.06% to 5.60%. While

Canada’s federal government has rolled out a major new plan to reshape the country’s auto industry. The strategy shifts away from the previous electric-vehicle (EV) sales mandate and instead uses updated fuel efficiency standards and incentives  to drive the transition to cleaner vehicles. Key points you need to know: The government is dropping the old EV sales targets  that once aimed for a fixed percentage of EVs by certain deadlines. Those are being replaced with more flex

Speaking at the World Economic Forum in Davos , Mark Carney  outlined his view that the post–Cold War international system is undergoing a significant shift. Carney said the rules based global order that has guided trade, finance, and diplomacy for decades is becoming less effective. Economic tools such as tariffs, supply chains, and financial systems are increasingly being used as instruments of national strategy rather than neutral mechanisms for cooperation. Sean Kilpatric