Freeland Says Canada’s Trump Strategy Relied on Refusing to Capitulate and Hitting U.S. Pressure Points
Chrystia Freeland is offering a detailed look back at one of the most consequential trade fights in modern Canadian history,
Canada’s Economy Stalls Before Latest U.S. Tariff Wave as Manufacturing Drops 0.9%
Canada’s economy entered the latest escalation in its trade dispute with the United States with little momentum to spare. Real
Up to 500 Stelco Workers Hit as Hamilton Operations Are Idled in U.S. Tariff Fight
For Hamilton, steel has always been more than an industrial product. It has been a source of paycheques, skilled trades
With U.S. Import Bans Hours Away, Carney Pushes Singapore Ties and a 14,000-Job ASEAN Deal
The clock is running down on another escalation in the Canada-U.S. trade fight. U.S. import bans covering selected Canadian alcohol,
Trump Cuts U.S. 2031 Fuel-Economy Target to 34.9 MPG as Canada Prepares Tougher 2027–32 Auto Rules
North America’s auto rulebook is beginning to split in a way the industry has not seen for years. The Trump
Trump Touts US$15B Iowa Steel Mill as Up to 500 Hamilton Steel Jobs Face Tariff-Linked Layoffs
Donald Trump’s latest steel announcement landed at an unusually stark moment for Canada’s industrial heartland. On September 28, the U.S.
Trump Says Canada Will Come Back ‘Sorry’ in 3–4 Weeks as New U.S. Import Bans Hit at Midnight
The Canada–U.S. trade dispute is moving into a sharper phase, with targeted American import bans scheduled to take effect at
Trump Team Says There’s ‘No Urgency’ for Canada Deal as U.S. Import Bans Begin Tuesday
The Canada-U.S. trade dispute is entering a new phase, and Washington is signalling that it does not feel pressured to
U.S. Ambassador Says Washington Could Stop Treating Canada as a Special Trade Partner Over EU Pivot
For decades, Canada’s economic relationship with the United States has rested on an assumption that geography, deeply integrated supply chains
Trump’s U.S. Import Ban on Canadian Alcohol, Dairy and Motorcycles Starts at Midnight
A new phase of the Canada-U.S. trade dispute begins at midnight, when the United States moves from steep tariffs to
15 Hidden Fees Canadians Should Watch on Their Next Restaurant Bill
A restaurant bill can grow surprisingly quickly even when the menu prices looked reasonable at the start of the meal.
20 Thanksgiving Purchases Canadians Should Compare Before Buying
Thanksgiving can turn an ordinary grocery run into one of the more expensive shops of the fall. That matters even
17 Things Canadians Should Know Before Renewing Home Insurance This Fall
A home insurance renewal can look deceptively routine: a new premium, a few updated numbers and a request to keep
21 Everyday Costs Canadians Should Cut Before Winter Gets Expensive
As autumn settles in, many Canadian households enter the part of the year when several expenses start climbing at once.
18 Things Canadian Drivers Should Check Before Fall Weather Hits
Fall can be deceptively demanding on a vehicle. Warm afternoons can quickly turn into chilly mornings, heavy rain can expose
Ottawa Says Canada–U.S. Arctic Security Coordination Is Still Active as Russian Threat Moves North
For decades, Canada’s Arctic security debate was shaped by distance, harsh geography and the assumption that major military threats were
Former Defence Chief Says Ottawa Needs ‘Much More’ Urgency Fixing Military Procurement
Canada’s military procurement debate has moved beyond a familiar complaint about slow bureaucracy. Retired Gen. Wayne Eyre, who served as
Canada and U.S. Stay Aligned on Arctic Security as Anand Says Northern Threats Have ‘Shifted Significantly’
The Arctic security relationship between Canada and the United States is holding together even as the strategic environment around it