U.S. Steel and Aluminum Companies Lobby Trump to Keep Tariffs on Canada as Carney Pushes for a Deal
Washington and Ottawa may be talking again, but some of America’s most influential industrial players are trying to make sure
Washington and Ottawa may be talking again, but some of America’s most influential industrial players are trying to make sure
Donald Trump inserted himself into two of Canada’s biggest provincial political stories within the space of a minute. On October
Honda’s warning is unusually stark for an industry that often speaks in cautious, technical language. Jennifer Thomas, senior vice-president of
Canada has added another major piece to its trade-diversification strategy at a moment when access to its largest market is
Canada’s push to widen its economic options is about to enter a more formal phase. Prime Minister Mark Carney said
The public messages coming from Washington and Ottawa could hardly sound more different. U.S. President Donald Trump has been telling
Mississauga voters delivered one of Ontario’s clearest municipal-election upsets on October 26, 2026, choosing Ward 2 councillor Alvin Tedjo over
Canada’s push for a deeper economic relationship with the European Union is moving toward a major test in Montréal, but
Bell’s cell towers are becoming a financial asset in their own right. BCE Inc. said on October 27, 2026 that
Donald Trump’s 50% Section 232 tariff on primary aluminum and many aluminum products was designed to make imported metal expensive
President Donald Trump is reshuffling one of the most aggressive pieces of his trade campaign against Canada just as economic
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith has added her voice to Pierre Poilievre’s campaign to dismantle the federal oil tanker restrictions on
The Canada-U.S. trade fight has entered another decisive stretch, with steel mills, auto plants and the U.S. midterm calendar pressing
Ontario Premier Doug Ford believes economic pressure from the Canada-U.S. tariff fight is beginning to register with President Donald Trump,
Canada may be one of the world’s largest oil producers, but that has not insulated Canadian households and businesses from
Canada’s effort to sell more of its energy beyond the United States has taken another concrete step. Ksi Lisims LNG
Canada’s long-running fight over Pacific oil exports has suddenly gained a new flashpoint. Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre is pressing Prime
For many young Canadians, buying a first home has become a frustrating exercise in mathematics. Even when a household earns
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