For generations, the Canada–United States relationship has been treated as one of the most durable partnerships in the Western world.

The G20 trade ministers’ meeting in Milwaukee ended with a reminder of how difficult the global trade environment has become.

Pierre Poilievre is keeping pressure on Ottawa to restore tariff-free access to the United States, but his recent approach also

American factories can be producing more goods and still find themselves under greater financial pressure. That contradiction is increasingly visible

Canada’s long-running debate over how to get more Alberta crude to overseas buyers has moved into a new phase. On

Trade negotiations between Canada and the United States have entered another uncomfortable phase, with Washington publicly acknowledging that some of

Canada’s housing problem has reached an uncomfortable stage: making homes cheaper is desirable for people trying to enter the market,

Canada and the United States are talking again, but the latest message from Washington suggests that talking and closing a

October 1 brings a bigger paycheque for minimum-wage workers across five Canadian provinces, but the size of the increase depends

The door to renewed Canada-U.S. trade talks is still open, but Washington is making clear that walking through it would

A fresh clash over Stelco’s future has put an uncomfortable contradiction at the centre of Canada-U.S. trade tensions. The United

Donald Trump’s latest remarks about Canada landed at a moment when the dispute between the two neighbours is moving well

Canada’s decades-long space partnership with the United States is being tested at an unusually complicated moment. As Canadian astronaut Joshua

A major piece of Sydney’s transport network is changing hands after more than a decade of Canadian pension ownership. CPP

Ontario’s housing shortage is increasingly becoming an economic competitiveness problem, not simply an affordability problem. A new Toronto Region Board

Milwaukee has become a meeting point for two very different responses to a more fragmented trading system. U.S. Trade Representative

Canada’s latest opportunity to reopen a channel with Washington is emerging far from the formal negotiating table. International Trade Minister

Trade disputes can seem like a boardroom problem until they show up in a family’s grocery cart, credit-card balance or