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The auto industry spent decades turning itself into one giant interconnected machine. Parts crossed borders repeatedly, engineering teams shared technology

Ontario Premier Doug Ford has reorganized his cabinet with an unusually explicit purpose: preparing Canada’s largest provincial economy for a

Prime Minister Mark Carney has revealed that he and U.S. President Donald Trump have spoken “a couple of times” in

The tariff wall around the U.S. aluminum market is high, but the supply arithmetic is proving harder to change. Alcoa

Canada’s trade fight with the United States has entered a phase where tone may matter almost as much as tariffs.

For Saskatchewan exporters watching each new turn in the Canada–U.S. trade fight, the latest message from Premier Scott Moe contains

Canada is preparing one of its biggest organized pitches for global capital in years. A 66-page investment prospectus assembled ahead

A major Canadian energy company is making another multibillion-dollar bet on the United States at an unusually tense moment in

Quebec’s vast hydroelectric system has long been treated as an economic asset, an industrial advantage and a source of clean

Donald Trump managed to put Canada at the centre of two very different economic messages in a single night. Speaking

Canada’s trade fight with the United States is no longer just about matching tariffs at the border. Unifor is pressing

Canada’s relationship with Europe is moving into territory that even Brussels is struggling to compare with anything already on its

Ontario’s decision to clear American alcohol from provincial shelves created an unexpected opening for local producers. Breweries, wineries and distillers

The collision between trade politics and real-world employment is becoming unusually visible at Bombardier. The Canadian business-jet manufacturer says it

Pierre Poilievre has taken Canada’s case against U.S. trade barriers directly to New York at an unusually delicate moment in

Canada’s economic relationship with the United States has long been defined by proximity, scale and habit. But as President Donald

Ontario’s housing scoreboard is moving in the wrong direction at the same time its targets are becoming more ambitious. Internal