Canadian Tire Corp. Ltd. Cl A closed 14.6% short of its 52-week high of C$169.27, which the company reached on January 27th.

Canadian Tire Corp. Ltd. Cl A closed 15.2% below its 52-week high of C$169.27, which the company achieved on January 27th.

Quinn Ewers was their starter with Arch Manning as the backup. Now, Ewers is heading off to the NFL and will be one of the more intriguing quarterbacks to watch throughout the 2025 draft.

NCAA. 'Arch Madness' begins as Manning's latest moves spark 'championship confidence' for Texas NCAA. Arch Manning takes a major step forward to ease fears over his readiness to take over Texas ...

"Arch Manning... we have to talk about the starting quarterback for Texas. And apparently the other day he threw a pass that made everybody stand up and watch and go, 'Wow! Okay, this guy's really ...

He’s not crying anymore! And while Prime Minister Mark Carney is taking the tough questions now, former prime minister Justin Trudeau is living the life as a free man. It must be a weight off of his ...

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“Can you sing the Canadian national anthem at our game?” Linda Guertin of Mississauga froze when asked the rather odd question. “No,” Guertin she answered immediately, “but I think my ...

Canadian home sales drop amid trade war uncertainties Investing.com -- The Canadian Real Estate Association (CREA) reported today a significant fall in home sales from January to February 2025.

Secretary of State Marco Rubio on Friday faced pointed questions from Canadian journalists over the seriousness of President Trump’s calls for Canada to become the 51st state and the trade war ...

TORONTO, March 17 (Reuters) - Canadian home sales dropped in February by the most in nearly three years as an uncertain outlook for the economy due to the onset of a trade war kept buyers on the ...

The state also welcomed more than 176,000 visitors from the country that year and is currently home to 272 Canadian-owned businesses employing tens of thousands of Colorado workers, the office said.