Most Americans Say Trump Was Wrong to Hit Canada With Tariffs, New Cross-Border Poll Finds
Relations between the United States and Canada have been tested by one of their sharpest trade disputes in decades, but
Canadian Manufacturer Raises Prices After U.S. Steel and Aluminum Tariffs Jump to 50%
A Canadian mould maker has become a vivid example of how quickly tariff policy can turn a signed price into
Canadian Food Sales Hit $88.1B — but Volumes Were Flat as U.S. Tariffs and Counter-Tariffs Squeeze Manufacturers
Canadian food and beverage manufacturers entered the second half of 2026 with a sales number that looks strong until prices
Liberals’ New ‘National Interest’ Strike Power Splits Employers and Unions as Ottawa Cites U.S. Trade Pressure
Ottawa is trying to rewrite the rules for one of the most difficult moments in labour relations: when a legal
70% of Canadians Back Closer EU Ties as Carney Pushes Canada Away From U.S. Dependence: Leger
Canada’s effort to build deeper ties with Europe appears to have substantial public support. A new Leger poll suggests 70%
Carney Says He Prepared for ‘Extreme Tail Risk’ of U.S. Military Action Against Canada
Prime Minister Mark Carney has disclosed that Canada examined an extraordinary scenario few Canadians would once have expected their government
Canadian Business Leaders Tell Pension Funds to ‘Buy Canadian’ as U.S. Trade War Raises Investment Pressure
Canada’s renewed push to put more domestic capital behind Canadian companies is moving beyond consumer slogans and into the country’s
Carney Leaves New York Without a Trump Meeting, Pledges $82 Million Alongside EU Chief Instead
Prime Minister Mark Carney left New York on September 23 without a bilateral meeting with U.S. President Donald Trump, even
Conservatives Tell Liberals Canada Can’t Fight a U.S. Trade War With Major Projects Stretching Into the 2030s
Canada’s response to its escalating trade conflict with the United States is increasingly becoming a debate about time. Ottawa says
Trump Calls Canada’s Immigration a ‘Liberal Takeover’ as Ottawa Data Shows Temporary Arrivals Down 66%
Donald Trump has opened another front in his increasingly contentious relationship with Canada, this time targeting the country’s immigration system.
Ottawa Votes to Erase ‘Trump Avenue’ as Canada-U.S. Fight Spills Onto the Street Map
A residential street in Canada’s capital has become an unusually visible marker of the deterioration in Canada-U.S. relations. Ottawa city
Former PM Trudeau Says Trump’s Trade War Has ‘No Logical Point’ and Is Hurting Americans
Former Canadian prime minister Justin Trudeau has delivered a sharp criticism of Donald Trump’s trade policies, arguing that Washington’s economic
Trump Says U.S. Will Keep Buying Canadian Potash After Threatening to Replace It With Cheaper Belarusian Supply
President Donald Trump has confirmed that the United States will continue purchasing Canadian potash, just one day after announcing plans
Trump Claims Canada Is ‘Destroying Itself’ Over Immigration in New Attack on Ottawa
U.S. President Donald Trump has launched another attack on Canada, accusing the country of “destroying itself” through immigration policies he
Carney Courts Europe to Reduce U.S. Dependence, but New EU Rules Risk Excluding Canadian-Made Cars
Prime Minister Mark Carney’s push to strengthen Canada’s relationship with Europe is facing an awkward test. Just as Ottawa looks
Canada’s Population in Its 20s Drops by Nearly 155,000 as International Student Numbers Decline
Canada is experiencing a significant demographic shift, with the number of people in their 20s falling by nearly 155,000 in
Trudeau Tells U.S. Audience Trump’s Canada Trade Fight Is Raising Prices for Americans
Former Canadian prime minister Justin Trudeau took his argument over U.S.-Canada trade directly to an American audience on September 22,
Canada Drops Decade-Old Duties on Chinese Solar Products While U.S. Keeps Its Own Trade Barriers
Canada has quietly removed a trade barrier that shaped its solar market for more than a decade. On September 17,