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Canada’s steel industry is facing another defining moment as the federal government considers extraordinary intervention in Stelco, the historic Ontario

A Republican candidate in one of America’s most closely watched Senate races is challenging President Donald Trump’s trade war with

Canada’s economic relationship with the United States has long been one of its greatest strengths. Former deputy prime minister Chrystia

Canada is producing more electricity, but the country is sending less of it south of the border while purchasing more

Money is moving in opposite directions across the Canada–U.S. border, raising fresh questions about where investors see opportunity and risk.

For decades, Canadian steelmakers depended on American customers to keep their furnaces running and thousands of workers employed. Now, a

With Alberta preparing for a historic referendum on October 19, Prime Minister Mark Carney has delivered a warning to Washington:

Canada’s television and film producers were promised a financial lifeline worth $600 million annually. Four months later, the money has

A multibillion-dollar banking controversy in the United States is now raising legal questions for Canadian investors, after American regulators imposed

Hundreds of Canadian steelworkers are facing an uncertain future as Ottawa tries to prevent another round of manufacturing job losses

A potential breakthrough in U.S.–Mexico trade negotiations has encountered a major obstacle inside President Donald Trump’s administration. Commerce Secretary Howard

Canada’s housing market is facing an unusual contradiction: home prices are falling in two of its most expensive cities, yet

Canadian artificial intelligence companies could gain access to European technology contracts that have traditionally been difficult for foreign suppliers to

Canadian entrepreneurs are responding to President Donald Trump’s tariffs by changing what they sell, finding new customers and looking for

Canada is looking to strengthen its economic ties with one of the world’s fastest-growing economies as Prime Minister Mark Carney

The growing trade war between Canada and the United States is creating another headache for consumers: businesses preparing to transfer

Canada’s trade dispute with the United States has taken a new political turn, with Washington’s top diplomat in Ottawa warning

Ontario Premier Doug Ford is warning that the province cannot count on American trade restrictions disappearing when Donald Trump’s presidency