Articles from TVA Nouvelles

The United States has implemented an additional 10% tax on Canadian lumber. Canadian producers were already dealing with a 35% tariff. The Canadian government has chosen to drop its legal challenges against these tariffs.

This article highlights the high demand for certain jobs in the construction industry. Companies are actively seeking workers to efficiently carry out construction projects. These roles are crucial for the effective continuation of infrastructural work.

Ottawa's plan to build a road and port in the Arctic aims to accelerate northern development. This initiative could allow China to tap into the region's natural resources. Improved infrastructure in the North may ease the export of these resources. China's involvement raises economic and strategic concerns.

The U.S. trade deficit increased in May, reaching $71.5 billion, driven by a decline in American exports. This widening of the trade gap suggests challenges in maintaining the country's export levels. The situation highlights ongoing economic struggles impacted by international trade dynamics. It may influence governmental policy adjustments to address these economic conditions.

The real estate market is unlikely to see a drop in prices anytime soon, according to a real estate broker. Those hoping for lower prices before purchasing property may find themselves disappointed. The current market conditions suggest that any price decreases are not imminent.

An analysis reveals that current housing policies are misguided and that simply building more homes will not resolve the housing crisis. The research suggests that other factors need to be addressed in order to tackle the issue effectively. Without changes to the underlying policies, the problem is unlikely to be solved by increasing construction alone.

The article examines whether it is more beneficial to rent or buy a home, especially in light of rapidly increasing rental prices. It highlights the hidden costs associated with homeownership that might not be immediately apparent to new buyers. The discussion revolves around weighing the financial implications and potential long-term benefits of purchasing versus renting.

Mark Carney has introduced a bill aimed at unifying the Canadian economy by eliminating trade barriers between provinces. He emphasized that it's impossible to move forward with pipeline projects if any province is opposed. This indicates challenges in consensus-building among provinces for national projects. His proposal aims to create a more integrated market across Canada.

An increase in hidden defects in new construction is raising concerns, warns a building inspector. These defects can cause significant issues for future buyers. The inspector advises potential homeowners to be cautious and conduct thorough inspections before purchasing new properties.

A senior man was shot at his home when he opened the door to a man disguised as a road flagger. The incident was described by the Crown during the alleged shooter's trial. This case highlights the importance of caution when dealing with unknown individuals at the door. The circumstances surrounding the shooting are being examined in court.