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Canada exports oil, and a war in the Middle East still raises what Canadians pay for gasoline

Drivers in Canadian cities paid an average of C$1.87 a litre for regular gasoline in the week ending September 15, 2026. It was C$1.40 in the week ending February 24, 2026, four days before US and Israeli strikes on Iran began a war. Canada exports oil, but its refiners pay world prices, and oil-producing provinces collect more revenue. The International Energy Agency put the Persian Gulf's August oil exports at nearly half the prewar level. No official negotiations are under way.

ukraine · canada Reporting through

A century-long promise: what Canada's new Ukraine partnership delivers now

Ukraine's President Zelenskyy came to Canada in September and signed a 100-year partnership declaration with Prime Minister Carney: air-defence money, winter energy loans, and a plan to build millions of drones with a third pledged to Ukraine. The declaration records intentions; the binding pieces are separate contracts and loans, and delivery timelines are unpublished. Watch September 28 and 29, when Toronto hosts a conference on bringing home Ukraine's deported children.