Toyota’s Push Into Electrification: 2026 Toyota bZ and 2026 Toyota C-HR

The upcoming Cayenne Electric and Macan GTS Electric are Porsche’s two-pronged attack on the family EV game, and both arrive with very non-family-car numbers.

How horsehair became a coveted fashion textile and why designers are drawn to it.

Like the proverb Mongolia says, "A Mongol without a horse is like a bird without wings.

A spontaneous road trip through New Brunswick takes you through a province full of improbable natural phenomena.

A look at Norval Morrisseau’s lasting influence on contemporary Indigenous art.

For Arshdeep Bains, the road to the NHL hasn’t been linear – but every kilometre has counted.

The GLC has long been a central pillar of the Mercedes-Benz SUV lineup for Canadian drivers. With the introduction of an all-new electric model alongside its gasoline counterpart, the GLC marks a new milestone that combines its established reputation with the latest electric platform from Stuttgart, Germany.

The BMW iX3 marks a significant shift for the German brand as the first model built on its Neue Klasse platform. As an all-electric SUV developed from the ground up, it establishes a new foundation for performance, efficiency and digital integration across BMW’s future lineup.

The Mazda CX-5 returns for 2026 with a full redesign that sharpens its design and introduces a digital-forward cabin experience. As Mazda’s best-selling SUV in Canada, the new CX-5 builds on a familiar formula and further refines comfort, usability and everyday driving appeal for buyers who value an engaging vehicle and a design-conscious take on the compact SUV.

Cadillac’s OPTIQ-V marks the point where the brand moves beyond merely hinting at performance in the EV crossover segment, and delivers it in earnest. It is essentially the well‑mannered OPTIQ with an athletic edge, designed for Canadian drivers who want Tesla-rivaling performance without sacrificing premium materials, advanced lighting or comprehensive driver-assistance technology.

The Audi Q3 returns for 2026 with a full redesign that sharpens its visual identity and refines its everyday usability. As Audi’s smallest SUV in Canada, this third-generation Q3 remains familiar while introducing a more sculpted exterior, improved performance and an immersive digital cabin.