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Canada has backed away from a planned digital services tax that targeted American tech firms, following strong threats of retaliation from former U.S. president Donald Trump. The tax, expected to take effect Monday, would have impacted firms such as Google and Amazon. But on Sunday, Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland announced the tax had been rescinded to avoid sparking a broader…
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Canada has backed away from a planned digital services tax that targeted American tech firms, following strong threats of retaliation from former U.S. president Donald Trump.…
Experts say connecting Yukon’s power grid with British Columbia’s would be transformative for Canada’s North—but warn it may take more than ten years to realize. The…
Former prime minister Stephen Harper said military budgets could be the key to improving infrastructure across Canada’s Arctic. Speaking in Iqaluit at the Nunavut Arctic Sovereignty…
The court-appointed receiver of Eagle Gold Mine in Yukon is moving forward with a sale process following a major environmental disaster in 2024. The mine, which released cyanide-laced ore into the environment, could have a new owner by year-end.
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