Ford Takes Canada’s Trump Fight to U.S. Television: ‘Everyone’s Feeling Bullied’
Ontario Premier Doug Ford has carried Canada’s increasingly bitter trade confrontation with U.S. President Donald Trump directly into American living
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Canada Has 2.5 Million Temporary Residents as Expert Panel Says Ottawa Is ‘Flying in the Dark’ on Who Leaves
Canada’s temporary-resident surge is finally reversing, but a basic question remains surprisingly difficult to answer: when permits expire, how many
Liberals Open 10-Point Lead as 62% Pick Them Over Conservatives to Handle Trump
Canada’s confrontation with Donald Trump is becoming more than a foreign-policy challenge. It is increasingly reshaping the country’s domestic political
Liberal Favoured to Take Former Conservative Quebec Seat as Tories Sink Below 20% in Late Riding Poll
With only a day remaining before voters in Chicoutimi—Le Fjord choose a new member of Parliament, a riding held by
Two-Thirds of Canadians Back an ‘Aggressive’ Tax on U.S. Tech Giants as Trump Fight Widens
Canada’s appetite for pushing back against the United States is extending beyond tariffs on physical goods. New Ipsos polling conducted
73% Back Tariffs on U.S. Energy and Critical Minerals as Majority Supports Restricting Exports South
A trade fight that began with tariffs is now pushing Canadians toward measures once treated as economic last resorts. New
New Brunswick Seeks 10-Year Permit to Export Up to 9.85 Million MWh a Year to the U.S.
New Brunswick’s electricity relationship with the United States could be set for another decade of cross-border trading. New Brunswick Energy
CBC Reverses Course on Calling 9/11 ‘Terrorism’ After U.S. Officials and Conservatives Attack Its Policy
A newsroom language rule that had existed for decades suddenly became an international political dispute just weeks before the 25th
Immigration Cases Head Toward 33,000 as Federal Court Warns Staff Are Working Weekends and Vacations
Canada’s Federal Court is confronting an immigration caseload that has moved far beyond what was considered normal only a few
62% of Canadians Want Parliament Recalled to Debate Trump Trade War as Carney Holds Off
Canada’s escalating trade confrontation with the United States is creating an unusual political message for Prime Minister Mark Carney: many
Canada’s Chief U.S. Negotiator Rejects Washington’s Story on Why Trade Talks Collapsed
The argument over Canada’s failed trade negotiations with Washington has shifted from tariffs to something more fundamental: who changed the
Liberals Lead Conservatives 44%–33% on Trump Fight — but Millennials Flip 40%–30% Conservative
Canada’s confrontation with Donald Trump is producing a political picture that looks stable from a distance and much more complicated
63% of Canadians Back Standing Up to Trump Even if It Means Higher Costs and Job Losses: Ipsos
A willingness to absorb economic pain is rarely an easy political message, yet new Ipsos polling suggests many Canadians are
35 of 35 Economists See Bank of Canada Holding Rates as U.S. Trade War Clouds Growth
A remarkably unified interest-rate call is emerging just as Canada’s economic outlook becomes unusually difficult to read. All 35 economists
Canada Dodges Recession as Economy Jumps 3.3% — Just Before Trump’s New 50% Tariffs
Canada entered the summer with considerably more economic momentum than expected. Real gross domestic product expanded at a 3.3% annualized
Canada Buys One-Third of Ohio’s Exports as Trump Trade War Threatens Jobs on Both Sides
Canada is not a secondary customer for Ohio. It is the state’s biggest foreign market, purchasing roughly one-third of everything
Canada’s Tariff Retaliation Puts $2 Billion of Pennsylvania Exports in the Crossfire
Pennsylvania is discovering how quickly a national trade fight can become a local economic problem. Canada, already the Commonwealth’s biggest
Trump’s Canada Tariffs Become Michigan Midterm Problem as 63% of Voters Oppose Them
For Michigan, another escalation in the U.S.-Canada trade fight is not an abstract argument about economic theory. It lands in