Quebec Reserves Some Public Contracts for Canadian Firms as Trump Trade War Hits Election Campaign
Quebec’s election campaign has collided with a trade war that is becoming harder to separate from everyday economic policy. With
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Bombardier Answers Trump With 3,500 U.S. Jobs, 2,800 Suppliers and $2.5B in American Spending
Donald Trump’s latest warning to Bombardier landed like a demand for a simple choice: build aircraft in the United States
Carney Approval Jumps 11 Points to 62% as Conservative Voters Split 51–49 on U.S. Concessions: Angus Reid
A sudden shift in public mood is giving Prime Minister Mark Carney fresh political room as Canada’s trade confrontation with
Canada’s $27.6B Tariff Strike on U.S. Goods Is Now in Force as Trade Talks Stay Frozen
Canada’s trade fight with the United States crossed a new line just after midnight on September 8, when Ottawa’s latest
96% of 2025 Liberal Voters Back Holding Firm on U.S. Trade Fight vs. 41% of Conservatives: Survey
Canada’s trade confrontation with the United States has produced something close to a national consensus on toughness—but that consensus looks
Quebec Premier Warns Trump Could Hit Canada Again as Conservatives Reject Her Trade-War Meeting
Quebec’s election campaign has collided with a trade confrontation that provincial leaders cannot control but may be forced to manage.
Schumer Tells Trump to Scrap Canada Tariffs, Calling Them a Tax on U.S. Families and Businesses
Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer is intensifying his argument that President Donald Trump’s tariff fight with Canada is imposing costs
Carney Government Heads Into $27.6-Billion U.S. Tariff Deadline With No Last-Minute Talks Underway
Canada is approaching a consequential trade-war deadline with no diplomatic breakthrough in sight. At 12:01 a.m. Eastern on September 8,
Poilievre Demands Carney Reveal the Cost of U.S. Retaliation—and the Trade Deal Ottawa Rejected
Canada’s escalating trade confrontation with the United States is entering a more expensive phase, and Pierre Poilievre wants Ottawa to
Trump Tells Bombardier: Build in America or Lose the U.S. Market
Donald Trump has opened another front in the escalating Canada–U.S. trade confrontation, this time targeting one of Canada’s most recognizable
Carney Put a Longtime F-35 Critic in Charge of Canada’s Defence Buying — Now He Controls Tens of Billions
Canada’s defence procurement overhaul has produced one of Ottawa’s sharpest political ironies. Stephen Fuhr, a former CF-18 pilot who spent
Trade Experts Warn Canada-U.S. Tariff Fight Is ‘Going to Be Painful’ as Retaliation Nears
Canada’s long-running trade dispute with the United States is entering a sharper and more expensive phase. At 12:01 a.m. on
Quebec Lithium Operation Plans C$366M Expansion to Nearly Double Output as North America Hunts for Supply
A working lithium mine in Quebec is preparing for a much bigger role in North America’s battery supply chain. Elevra
New Zealand Moves to Deepen Trade With Canada as U.S. Tariff War Disrupts Global Markets
A widening tariff confrontation between Canada and the United States is creating an unexpected opening across the Pacific. New Zealand
Post-Trade-War Poll Puts Liberals 14 Points Ahead of Conservatives as Carney Approval Hits 66%
Canada’s renewed trade confrontation with the United States is now showing up clearly in federal politics. A new Liaison Strategies
B.C. Conservative Leader Stakes Her Leadership on Abbotsford-Mission Vote After Nine MLAs Leave Party
Kerry-Lynne Findlay entered the B.C. Conservative leadership promising to turn the party’s dramatic 2024 breakthrough into a government-in-waiting. Barely three
Quebec Conservatives Promise $100 Sports Rebate, Say 1.3 Million Residents Could Qualify
For a family staring at hockey registration, a retiree considering a pool pass or a worker weighing a gym membership,
Quebec’s Election Gets Pulled Into Canada-U.S. Trade War as Fréchette Puts Governing Duties Ahead of Campaign Trail
Quebec’s election campaign has collided with a responsibility no governing premier can simply leave on the campaign bus. Christine Fréchette