Fewer Canadians are heading to the United States, and the slowdown has lasted long enough that it no longer looks temporary. Border traffic is down, flights are getting cut, and travel companies say interest in US trips keeps fading. We all know that tariffs are the main reasons for this situation. Canadians are still traveling.
Tariffs tend to show up without much warning, and when they do, they land straight on balance sheets. Canada has dealt with that pattern before. With another pressure point coming in 2026, trade planners in Ottawa and boardrooms in Toronto and Vancouver are starting to think several steps ahead. The trigger sits inside the United
Road safety remains a pressing public health and infrastructure issue across Canada and the United States. Recent years have brought sharper contrasts in outcomes, especially during 2025 and 2026. Experts and international road safety benchmarks point to widening performance gaps tied to policy choices, street design, and enforcement practices. Statistics tell us a clear story
Shark attacks in the United States do not spread evenly along the coast. Year after year, the same stretches of water account for a big share of the cases. Florida leads often, with repeat clusters in Hawaii, the Carolinas, parts of the Gulf Coast, and California. I just read the latest news about a swimmer
European cars are doing well in the US in 2025, and the winners are the models people actually buy for everyday life. Most of them are SUVs and crossovers, because that is what families and commuters want now. German brands lead the pack. Higher costs from shipping and trade rules did not scare buyers off
Cybercrime losses in the United States hit $16.6 billion in 2024. The FBI Internet Crime Complaint Center reported the figure in its annual report. Investment fraud, often routed through crypto, caused the biggest share of damage. Federal advisories and investigations show AI-driven impersonation spreading and crypto payment rails staying central to scams. Ransomware remains a
In late November, the US renewed one-year exemptions for 178 imports from China that many American factories still rely on. The broader tariff rules stayed in place, a clear sign that tariffs will keep shaping US manufacturing in 2026. Tariffs matter because they raise the price of many imported goods and parts. Earlier coverage showed
Online college has become a normal way to earn a degree in the US in 2025. Plenty of people choose it because classes fit around jobs, family life, or a busy schedule, and because many programs cost less than studying on campus. Still, the problem lies in the fact that the internet has been crowded
Interstate numbers show up on major highways in the United States, and the digits follow a rulebook. The numbering system helps you read direction, rough location, and route type from a sign in seconds. Below is a clear guide to how interstate numbers work, plus the exceptions that explain why a few routes look out
A million dollars has long been considered the standard goal for retirement in the United States. Most people assume it is what most workers end up with after decades on the job. The truth looks very different once you check the actual data. Most Americans retire with far less, and only a small share ever