Oil Holds Near $90 After No Commodity Vessels Cross Hormuz Sunday, Keeping Canadian Drivers on Edge
A quiet Sunday in one of the world’s most important oil corridors carried a loud warning for energy markets. Shipping
21 Signs Your Car Is Not Worth Fixing Anymore
A well-maintained car can remain dependable long after its odometer reaches six figures, so age and mileage alone are poor
The Simple Mirror Mistake That Creates More Blind Spots
A car can feel perfectly visible while still hiding an entire vehicle beside it. The problem often begins with a
18 Things That Can Make a Car Terrible for Families
A car can look family-ready in a showroom and still become a daily source of frustration once child seats, school
Ontario’s New Bail Deposit Rules Take Effect Today as Auto-Theft Crackdown Expands
Ontario is putting a new financial layer behind bail orders at a moment when governments are under sustained pressure to
Calls Grow to Keep Canada’s Gas-Tax Break as Drivers Face Its September Expiry
Canada’s temporary break on the federal fuel excise tax is entering its final weeks just as gasoline costs are again
Why Some Drivers Are Giving Up on Built-In Navigation Systems
Dashboard navigation once felt like a premium feature worth seeking out. Today, many drivers start the engine, ignore the factory
Canada-U.S. Officials Meet Sunday as Poilievre Says ‘No More Concessions’ With Auto Tariffs Still in the Fight
The Canada-U.S. trade relationship has entered another high-pressure stretch, with negotiators working through the weekend as a new American tariff
20 Ways Dealerships Make Bad Financing Sound Normal
A vehicle can feel affordable in the showroom while becoming painfully expensive on paper. The difference often lies in how