U.S. Trade Fight Moves Beyond Cars and Steel as New Rules Hit Canadian Food Exports
Canada’s trade confrontation with the United States is increasingly reaching products far removed from auto plants and steel mills. New
Deloitte Cuts Canada’s 2027 Growth Forecast to 1.6% as U.S. Trade Fight Deepens
Canada’s economy is entering 2027 with less room for error. Deloitte Canada has cut its forecast for real GDP growth
Quebec Heads to the Polls With Trump Trade War and Canadian Unity Colliding
Quebec is heading into election day with more than a provincial government at stake. A trade confrontation with Donald Trump’s
Canada–U.S. Trade Fight Reaches American Farm Politics as Republicans Face Affordability Questions
The Canada–U.S. trade confrontation is no longer just a story about factories, border crossings and negotiating rooms. It is increasingly
U.S. Arctic Commander Says Canadian Forces Are Becoming More Important as Russia and China Push North
Canada’s Arctic is no longer being treated as a distant, frozen buffer from the world’s major security disputes. From Alaska
Trump’s Canada Trade War Enters Iowa Campaign as Farmers Face Diesel Above $6
Diesel remains above $6 a gallon, production costs are elevated, and President Donald Trump’s renewed trade confrontation with Canada is
U.S. Steel Owner Backed Trump’s Tariffs—Now Canadian Steelworkers Are Challenging Up to 500 Layoffs
A fight over hundreds of Canadian steel jobs is turning into something larger than a conventional layoff dispute. Stelco’s U.S.-based
25 U.S. States Challenge Trump Tariffs That Also Hit Canadian Exports
A tariff fight that began as a global trade policy has turned into a major domestic legal challenge inside the
Trump Claims an Auto Comeback—but U.S. Industry Jobs Are Up About 1% Since January 2025
The American auto industry is giving the White House plenty of material for a comeback story. Automakers have announced billions
Canada and India Target Year-End Trade Deal Ahead of Five-Day Ottawa Negotiations
Canada and India are entering one of the most consequential weeks yet in their rapidly accelerating trade negotiations. Officials are
Carney’s Energy Minister Vows to Build Pipeline Meant to Cut Canada’s Reliance on U.S. Buyers
Canada’s long-running problem of selling most of its crude oil to a single customer is moving back to the centre
White House Told U.S. Ambassador to Stay Out of Alberta Separation Fight as Trump Stays Silent
U.S. Ambassador Pete Hoekstra says the White House told him to avoid Alberta’s separation debate, while Trump remains publicly silent,
U.S. State Department Says PQ Sought Washington Meeting; St-Pierre Plamondon Calls It a Trump ‘Manoeuvre’
A possible Washington visit has become a dispute over political trust in the closing days of Quebec’s election campaign. The
Trump’s Canada Trade Fight Shadows Ohio Rally as Retaliatory Tariffs Hit $3 Billion in State Exports
Donald Trump’s October 3 rally in Vandalia, Ohio, put his promise of an American industrial revival against an uncomfortable backdrop:
Quebec Conservatives Hit 20% as Liberals Reach 25% and PQ Holds Lead at 29% in Final Léger Poll
Quebec’s final campaign weekend is delivering a clearer picture of party support, but not a guaranteed winner. The October 3
Canada’s U.S. Cheese Tariff Has Been in Place Four Weeks—and Prices Are Down 0.2%, Grocery Tracker Finds
A tariff at the border does not always produce an immediate jump at the dairy case. Nearly four weeks after
Canada’s Factory Growth Falls to Six-Month Low as Orders From U.S. Customers Drop Again
Canada’s factory sector is still growing, but September delivered a clear warning that the rebound is losing speed. The S&P
Ottawa Puts Nearly $26 Million Into 31 GTA Businesses as U.S. Tariffs Force Canadian Companies to Adapt
For manufacturers across the Greater Toronto Area, the Canada–U.S. tariff fight is increasingly becoming a question of what gets built,