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Good morning. The Buy Canadian movement is colliding with rising inflation and thinning consumer patience. Today, we look at whether the cost of living will curb its momentum. Retail: Couche-Tard ...

“Elbows up," a hockey term conveying readiness to fight, is the new rallying cry – emblazoned on clothing, headlining rallies and the title of a new podcast that dedicated its first episode to the ...

The sign at the village's entrance says "Elbow Welcomes You" and, indeed, Joan Soggie wants every Canadian to visit her hometown to throw some elbows. On Friday, Soggie and small but patriotic ...

but it is a grave mistake to see that politeness as weakness,' David Eby said in a video explaining "Elbows Up" You can save this article by registering for free here. Or sign-in if you have an ...

On March 9, hundreds of people gathered on Parliament Hill in Ottawa for the “Elbows Up Canada” rally. The core message was simple: Canada is not for sale. This rally was but one manifestation ...

“Elbows up” has become a rallying cry among Canadians in response to President Donald Trump’s recent threats against the essential ally. As credits rolled on SNL last month, comedian Mike Myers, while ...

Cole underwent an MRI on his pitching elbow after allowing six runs in his most recent start and said he was "concerned" about the results, driving him to get a second opinion. "I'm hoping for the ...

Canadians are using the phrase "Elbows up" to encourage each other to stand up to the United States. The phrase originates from hockey legend Gordie Howe, known for his toughness and use of elbows ...