Poilievre Takes Canada’s Trade Case to New York With Carney PMO’s Blessing
Pierre Poilievre has taken Canada’s case against U.S. trade barriers directly to New York at an unusually delicate moment in
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Canada Eyes ‘Everything Short of EU Membership’ as Trump Trade War Deepens
Canada’s economic relationship with the United States has long been defined by proximity, scale and habit. But as President Donald
Ford Government Hit Just 58% of Housing Goal Even After Expanding What Counts as a Home
Ontario’s housing scoreboard is moving in the wrong direction at the same time its targets are becoming more ambitious. Internal
Canadian Rents Fall to Lowest August Level Since 2022
Canada’s rental market is showing a level of relief that would have seemed unlikely during the rapid rent increases of
Trump Trade Chief Blames Canada for Escalation, Calls Ottawa’s Retaliation ‘Senseless’
The Canada-U.S. trade dispute has entered a more confrontational phase, with Washington now arguing that Ottawa—not the Trump administration—is responsible
BMO Raises US$1 Billion at 7.375% as Canadian Bank Taps U.S.-Dollar Capital Market
Bank of Montreal is reaching deep into the U.S.-dollar capital market with a financing that carries an eye-catching price. BMO
Eby Backs Ottawa’s Trump Tariffs and Invokes Canada’s 9/11 Help for Americans
At one of the tensest moments in Canada-U.S. relations in decades, British Columbia Premier David Eby reached back to one
Oil Breaks $100 Again, Raising Fresh Cost Pressure for Canadian Drivers and Households
Oil has crossed a threshold that tends to get attention far beyond commodity trading desks. Brent crude, the international benchmark,
Ottawa Opens Up to $3 Million in Tariff Aid for B.C. Firms as U.S. Trade Fight Deepens
British Columbia businesses are getting a larger federal financial backstop just as the Canada-U.S. trade dispute enters another more disruptive
Trump Bans Most Canadian Alcohol, Some Dairy and Motorcycles—and Adds New 50% Tariffs After Ottawa Hits Back
The Canada-U.S. trade fight has crossed a new threshold. After Ottawa’s latest retaliatory tariffs took effect on September 8, President
Canadian Dollar Hits Three-Week High Against U.S. Dollar Even as Trump Trade Fight Escalates
The Canadian dollar has found an unlikely pocket of strength just as the trade relationship with the United States is
Asian-Built EVs Take 55% of Canada’s Zero-Emission Registrations as North America Falls to 27%: StatCan
Canada’s electric-vehicle market is growing again, but the geography behind that rebound tells a bigger story than the registration numbers
Asia Poised to Take 70% of Canadian Oil Exports as Trans Mountain Expansion Cuts Reliance on U.S. Market
For decades, Canada’s oil trade had a familiar destination: south. The Trans Mountain Expansion is changing that map. At the
Carney Says Breaking From the U.S. ‘Will Come at a Cost’; Poilievre Demands He Show Canadians the Bill
Canada’s economic break with its closest trading partner is no longer being described as painless. Prime Minister Mark Carney has
Trump Moves to Shut Canadian Goods Out of U.S. Government Contracts as Trade War Escalates
A trade fight that began with tariffs is moving deeper into the machinery of government purchasing. President Donald Trump has
Alberta Separatist Leader Faces $109M Debt Claim From U.S. Investors
A nine-figure financial dispute has landed on one of Alberta separatism’s most visible legal figures at a politically sensitive moment.
Trump Posts Map Showing Canada Under U.S. Flag as Tensions Escalate
Donald Trump has once again turned a map into a geopolitical message. On September 7, the U.S. president shared an
Canada’s Retaliatory Tariffs on U.S. Goods Are Now Officially in Force
Canada’s latest round of retaliatory tariffs on American goods is no longer a threat hanging over the border. It is