Aritzia’s latest financial results reveal just how dramatically the Canadian fashion retailer’s business is expanding south of the border. The

America’s shipping ports are revealing an unexpected development in the middle of another turbulent trade dispute. While President Donald Trump’s

With the November 3 U.S. midterm elections approaching, Canada faces an uncomfortable question: Will President Donald Trump become more aggressive

The cost of transporting temperature-sensitive goods across North America is climbing again, creating fresh challenges for businesses already dealing with

Trade wars are usually fought at border crossings, but Canada’s latest confrontation with the United States could also be decided

Before Toronto’s trading day could begin on Thursday, October 8, 2026, Canadian stocks were already facing another difficult session. December

Tariffs have largely been a story about higher costs for Canadian companies doing business across the border. For Richelieu Hardware,

For a company built around moving thousands of specialized products between suppliers, manufacturers and retailers, tariffs can quickly become more

Canada’s name disappearing from a major European disinformation conference might have looked like a routine sponsorship change. Behind it, however,

Canada has joined a U.S.-led group of major economies seeking coordinated action against industrial overcapacity, creating an unusual moment in

Mike Rogers’s latest campaign ad is notable because he is not running as an anti-Trump Republican. The former Michigan congressman

David Eby began British Columbia’s snap election campaign with Donald Trump at the centre of his argument. Two weeks later,

Michigan’s governor race has turned a cross-border trade dispute into a test of political independence. In the first general-election debate

Canadian shoppers are increasingly turning geopolitical frustration into an everyday decision at the checkout. The Canadian Federation of Independent Grocers

North America’s dairy dispute has moved far beyond arguments over milk quotas and trade paperwork. U.S. dairy groups are publicly

Donald Trump’s escalating trade fight with Canada is no longer just a dispute between Washington and Ottawa. It has become

Canadians are heading into the holiday season with two priorities that do not always fit neatly together: spending less and

Canadian factory floors are still running, but in boardrooms across the country, some of the most important machinery is sitting