Trump Trade War Reopens Bank of Canada Rate Debate as Markets Price 99% Chance of Another Hold
The Bank of Canada is heading toward its September 2 decision with an unusual combination of certainty and uncertainty. Financial
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Three Federal Byelections Test Carney’s Trade-War Boost as Conservatives Fight to Hold Quebec Seat
Three federal byelections are giving Canadians an unusually concentrated look at how the political landscape has shifted since Prime Minister
Trump’s Canada Tariffs Rest on a 96-Year-Old Law Never Tested in Court — and Lawyers See Weak Spots
President Donald Trump’s latest tariff fight with Canada has revived a piece of U.S. trade law that spent nearly a
Toyota and Honda Make More Than 75% of Canada’s Cars — Trump’s 50% Tariff Threat Puts Ontario Lines at Risk
Canada’s automotive industry has become unusually dependent on two companies just as its most important export market grows more uncertain.
U.S. House Democrat Moves to Kill Trump’s ‘Lake America’ Order as 100+ Democrats Push Back
President Donald Trump’s decision to rename Lake Ontario “Lake America” has moved from a cross-border provocation into a fight on
Trump Trade Team Split Over Canada Deal as Greer-Lutnick Clash Comes Into Focus
For days, the collapse of U.S.-Canada trade talks looked like another confrontation between President Donald Trump and Prime Minister Mark
Trump Claims U.S. Is Losing More Than $60B a Year to Canada as He Says Businesses Are Moving South to Dodge Tariffs
Donald Trump has sharpened his economic case against Canada, claiming the United States has been “losing more than $60 billion
Trump Trade Fight Sends Liberals to 46% as Conservatives Fall Below 30% for First Time in Liaison Tracker
Canada’s escalating trade confrontation with Donald Trump is reshaping the political landscape at home, and the latest numbers show a
Trump Trade War Pushes Canadians Toward Local Stores as Retail Expert Warns Tariff Costs Will Reach Shoppers
Canada’s latest trade confrontation with the United States is moving from negotiating rooms into grocery aisles, hardware stores and neighbourhood
Canada Supplies 63% of U.S. Crude Imports and 81% of Imported Power — Economists Warn Using That Leverage Has a Price
Energy leverage is most powerful when both sides know it exists. In 2025, Canada supplied 63.4% of all crude oil
Conservatives Risk Losing a Four-Election Quebec Stronghold as Trump Fight Hangs Over Monday Byelections
A Conservative seat that once looked firmly anchored in Quebec’s Saguenay region has become the most closely watched contest in
Carney-Backed Defence Bank Has Just €5 Billion Committed as Britain and Germany Hold Back: Reuters
Canada’s attempt to build a new global defence-financing institution has reached a crucial stage. The proposed Defence, Security and Resilience
Google Maps Changes ‘Lake Ontario’ to ‘Lake America’ for U.S. Users as Canada Rejects Trump Renaming
A map label that once seemed fixed has become the latest fault line in the Canada–U.S. relationship. Google Maps is
Trump Amplifies Push for Fast-Track U.S. Entry for Jewish Canadians as Group Says 2,000 Want Out
A campaign to create a faster U.S. immigration route for Jewish Canadians has moved closer to the White House spotlight
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
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