Mexico Says It Reached Agreements With Trump as Canada-U.S. Trade Fight Remains Stalled
Mexico and the United States appear to be moving closer to a trade understanding just as Canada’s dispute with Washington
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Canada-Mexico Rail Trade Jumps Sixfold as Companies Build Routes Around U.S. Trade Turmoil
A freight corridor that barely registered as a major Canada–Mexico business a few years ago is becoming a much more
CPKC CEO Says U.S. Trade Crisis Has ‘Woken Up’ Canada as Companies Look Beyond America
Canada’s increasingly difficult trade relationship with the United States is forcing a rethink that once seemed unlikely. Canadian Pacific Kansas
Canadian Tariffs Put Trump’s Own Border-State Republicans on the Defensive
For politicians in Washington, tariffs can sound like numbers on a customs schedule. Along the northern U.S. border, they quickly
Trump’s Canada Tariffs Are Becoming a U.S. Election Problem in Michigan and Maine: Reuters
A tariff fight that began as a dispute between Washington and Ottawa is increasingly reaching places far removed from negotiating
Quebec Liberals and Conservatives Clash Over Fossil Fuels as U.S. Trade War Dominates Economic Debate
Quebec’s election campaign is increasingly being fought around a question that would have seemed politically settled only a few years
Canada Pushes for Trade Access to 3 Billion Consumers as U.S. Tariff Fight Accelerates Asia Pivot
Canada’s push to reduce its economic dependence on the United States is moving deeper into Asia. International Trade Minister Maninder
U.S. Senators Move to Strip Trump’s Authority for 50% Canada Tariffs — and Refund the Duties
A new push in Washington is targeting more than President Donald Trump’s 50% tariffs on Canadian goods. It is aimed
Quebec Liberals Reject Fracking as Conservatives Push Fossil-Fuel Growth in U.S. Tariff Debate
Quebec’s long-dormant shale-gas argument is back, this time wrapped inside a much larger question about how the province should respond
Carney’s EU Pivot Runs Into Poilievre and German Pushback After Trump Tariff Threat
Prime Minister Mark Carney’s attempt to build a much deeper relationship with Europe has quickly moved from diplomatic symbolism into
U.S. Equipment Industry Pushes Governors to Intervene in Canada Trade War as Jobs and Investment Come Under Pressure
Trade fights between Washington and Ottawa are increasingly landing far from government negotiating rooms. For companies that sell excavators, tractors,
Quebec Debate Turns Into Sovereignty Showdown as Canada-U.S. Trade War Raises the Stakes
Quebec’s election campaign has taken a distinctly constitutional turn. What began as a race dominated by affordability, public services and
41% of Canadians Now Describe the United States as an ‘Enemy Country’ as Trade Relationship Fractures
For generations, Canadians have been accustomed to thinking of the United States as their closest ally, largest trading partner and
West Fraser Locks In US$500M Loan as U.S. Tariffs Keep Canadian Forestry Under Pressure
For West Fraser Timber, financial flexibility has become increasingly valuable in a forestry market shaped by weak housing demand, mill
Desjardins and Laurentian Lift U.S.-Dollar Prime to 7.50% After Fed Hike
A Federal Reserve rate increase has quickly crossed the border into a corner of Canadian banking. Desjardins Group and Laurentian
U.S. Senate Republican Blocks Attempt to Repeal Trump’s 50% Tariffs on Canada
The latest battle over Donald Trump’s trade policy lasted only moments on the U.S. Senate floor, but its consequences stretch
Poilievre Tells Tories ‘Country Before Party’ as Affordability and U.S. Tariffs Drive Caucus Pitch
Pierre Poilievre used a gathering of Conservative MPs in Penticton, British Columbia, to make a two-track argument for the fall
Ford Threatens Municipal Funding Cuts Over ‘Buy Ontario’ Rules as U.S. Trade Fight Deepens
Ontario’s escalating trade response to the United States is moving from provincial purchasing rules into the financial relationship between Queen’s