One in Five Young Canadians Has Borrowed Money to Pay an Energy Bill, New Survey Finds
For a growing share of young Canadians, keeping the lights on and the home warm is no longer something that
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Canada Receives First Two U.S. F-35 Fighter Jets While Carney Reconsiders Full 88-Jet Purchase
Canada has crossed a milestone in its decades-long effort to replace the CF-18, accepting its first two Lockheed Martin CF-35A
Trump’s 50% Tariff Changes Target $903 Million in Canadian Medical Equipment and Lab Products
Medical equipment has become an unexpected front in the escalating Canada-U.S. trade dispute. Starting October 30, the United States is
Canadian Heating Oil Prices Jump 42% as Trump’s Iran War Drives Up Winter Energy Costs
Canadian households that still rely on furnace oil are heading into the heating season with a much more expensive tank
Sources Say White House Wants Fresh Momentum on Canada Trade Deal, but Trump’s Tariffs Remain
After months of stalled negotiations, retaliatory measures and increasingly strained rhetoric, Washington is again signaling that it wants movement on
Canada Announces Türkiye Trade-Finance Pact as Imports From Türkiye Outweigh Exports Nearly Three to One
Canada’s commercial relationship with Türkiye is moving beyond diplomatic commitments and into the machinery that can help companies finance international
Trump Official Says Canada Still Hasn’t Offered Enough as White House Claims Trade Agreement Is Close
The latest signals from Washington suggest Canada and the United States may once again be approaching a trade breakthrough, but
Trump’s Top Economic Adviser Blames Alberta Referendum for Delays in Canada-U.S. Trade Deal
Political uncertainty in Alberta has unexpectedly become part of Washington’s explanation for why a new Canada-U.S. trade agreement has taken
B.C.’s New Conservative Premier Rejects Trump Alliance After President Celebrates Election Victory
British Columbia’s dramatic political shift had barely settled in before Donald Trump inserted himself into the story. After the B.C.
Trump Says Canada Is ‘Willing to Give Us Anything’ as He Promises Trade Deal Soon
Donald Trump is once again signaling that the long-running Canada-U.S. trade confrontation may be approaching a turning point. Speaking at
Trump Claims He Brought Michigan’s Car Industry Back as Canada Tariff Fight Returns to Centre Stage
Donald Trump is putting Michigan’s auto industry back at the centre of his midterm message just as the U.S.-Canada trade
Trump-Backed Republican Praises Manufacturing Tariffs but Warns Canadian Auto Levies Remain a Problem
Mike Rogers is trying to make a distinction that has become increasingly important in Michigan: tariffs that encourage production at
As Trump Trade Talks Stall, India’s Envoy Says Canada Deal Is Nearly Finished With $70-Billion Trade Goal
Canada’s search for new economic partners is suddenly producing results at a moment when its most important trading relationship remains
Canadian Military Officers Reluctant to Take U.S. Postings as Trump Tensions Reach NORAD, Report Says
For generations of Canadian military leaders, serving alongside Americans at one of the continent’s most important defence commands could be
Trump Shares B.C. Conservative Election Victory as Eby’s Anti-Tariff Election Gamble Ends in Defeat
David Eby called British Columbia’s early election arguing the province needed a stronger mandate to withstand Donald Trump’s trade pressure.
Trump Heads to Canada–U.S. Border for Michigan Rally as Republican Senate Candidate Distances Himself From Tariffs
Donald Trump is heading to Port Huron, Michigan, for a late-campaign rally in a city where the U.S.–Canada relationship is
Bombardier Confirms $270-Million U.S. Investment and 300 New Jobs After Trump Drops Threat Against Canadian Jets
Bombardier’s latest U.S. expansion lands at an unusually sensitive moment for Canada’s aerospace industry. The Montreal-based business-jet maker says it
Carney Signs New Türkiye Trade, Energy and Defence Partnership as Canada Seeks Markets Beyond the U.S.
Prime Minister Mark Carney’s first bilateral visit to Türkiye by a Canadian prime minister produced more than a diplomatic photo