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Canada’s fight for investment is becoming inseparable from its fight to reduce economic dependence on the United States. Prime Minister

Canada’s economic map is being redrawn faster than Ottawa expected. With the trade relationship with the United States deteriorating under

Canada’s worsening trade fight with the United States is pushing Ottawa to think beyond tariffs and export markets. Prime Minister

A bottle of whiskey has become an unusually clear symbol of how differently Washington is treating two close trading partners.

Canadian politics is once again being transformed by a president who does not appear on any Canadian ballot. As Donald

Donald Trump says Canada is “dying to make a deal.” Mark Carney appears determined to make sure Canada has more

Canada’s increasingly unusual confrontation with its closest ally is no longer attracting attention only in Ottawa and Washington. Ukrainian President

Donald Trump has introduced a striking new possibility into North America’s increasingly complicated auto fight: Chinese companies building vehicles on

Donald Trump’s escalating confrontation with Canada is becoming more than a diplomatic and trade dispute. It is increasingly a domestic

Canada’s effort to reduce its economic vulnerability to the United States is moving from political speeches to a much bigger

Canada’s trade fight with the United States is increasingly visible in an unlikely place: the produce aisle. A renewed push

Former prime minister Jean Chrétien chose one of the most emotionally charged places in the Canada–U.S. relationship to deliver one

Washington’s relationship with Canada has reached an unusual contradiction. U.S. Ambassador Pete Hoekstra is stressing that the United States needs

Prime Minister Mark Carney’s brief encounter with Alberta’s pro-Canada campaigners in Banff produced an unusual political picture: federalists who once

Canada’s trade fight with the United States is increasingly being argued in the language of household costs. Pierre Poilievre is

The future of one of Ontario’s best-known auto plants has taken another sharp turn. Stellantis has signed a memorandum of

Canada’s summer travel season ended on a stronger note, with preliminary international arrivals reaching about 6.9 million in August 2026,

For Canadian companies accustomed to treating the U.S. border as a relatively predictable part of doing business, the paperwork is