Hamilton will host a vibrant celebration of hip-hop culture this weekend, with dancers from various regions coming together to showcase their talent on the...

Canada's response to the recent U.S. tariffs mirrors a strategic asymmetrical warfare tactic, akin to a fox challenging a moose. Economist Trevor Tombe highlights the significant disparity between the U.S. and Canadian economies, emphasizing the challenge for Canada to influence the vast U.S. market. The U.S., being larger and less reliant on international trade, poses a formidable opponent. To counter the U.S. tariffs, Canada aims to inflict targeted impacts, set to take effect post-Labour Day. Precision is crucial to avoid self-inflicted harm on Canadian businesses. Brian Clow, a key figure in past tariff disputes, stresses the importance of strategic, reciprocal, and proportionate tariffs. The selection of tariff targets aims to alter U.S. behavior, impose costs, and leverage...

Canadian tennis player Felix Auger-Aliassime faced a defeat against American Frances Tiafoe in the fourth round of the Cincinnati Open on Wednesday evening. Despite Auger-Aliassime's 13-2 lead in aces, he committed 37 unforced errors during the match. In contrast, Tiafoe, seeded 17th, made only 16 unforced errors and secured the win in one hour and 40 minutes. Additionally, in the third-round doubles match, Canadian Gabriela Dabrowski and Czech player Barbora Krejcikova were defeated by the Czech pair of Linda Noskova and Marie Bouzkova in a 6-3, 1-6, 10-7 match. Dabrowski, typically paired with Luisa Stefani, played with a different partner due to Stefani's ongoing elbow injury.