Opinion

Most cars today come with screens, cameras and enough driver assists to fill a brochure. Yet some of the most

Winter in Canada is unforgiving. Snow, ice, salt, and bone-chilling cold aren’t minor inconveniences — they’re relentless tests of a

Car theft in Canada has reached a level no one expected. Insurance companies, police forces and security experts all agree

Canadians rely on their SUVs more than most drivers. Long winters, rough roads, unpredictable weather, and long distances demand vehicles

Muscle cars were built to be driven hard and enjoyed, not hidden away as investments. While some icons have rocketed

Small cars have quietly become rare in Canada. Rising safety standards, buyer demand for SUVs, and shrinking profit margins pushed

Car theft in Canada is rarely about exotic badges or six-figure price tags. Thieves focus on volume, familiarity, and how

When the economy feels uncertain, buyers tend to rethink their vehicle choices. Flashy luxury cars suddenly feel excessive, and expensive

There is a certain charm to a truly heavy sedan. These cars prioritize isolation, ride comfort, and presence over agility.