CN’s U.S. Freight Fuel Surcharge Jumps to 51.7% as Cross-Border Shipping Costs Climb
Canadian and U.S. companies moving containers across North America are confronting another sharp increase in a cost that can change
Meta’s $13-Billion Alberta Bet Has More U.S. Tech Giants Looking North, Capital Power Says
A massive data-centre project north of Edmonton is turning Alberta into a much bigger part of North America’s artificial-intelligence infrastructure
Quebec Liberals and Conservatives Are Statistically Tied at 19%–18% as U.S. Tariff War Hangs Over Campaign
Quebec’s election campaign has entered its final two weeks with an unusually crowded contest behind the front-running Parti Québécois. A
Tariff Fight Has Canadians Scanning Grocery Barcodes — but ‘Buy Canadian’ Apps Don’t Agree on What Counts
A grocery barcode used to be little more than something scanned at the checkout. In the latest phase of Canada-U.S.
Trump’s Immigration Crackdown Is Sending Some Haitian Migrants North Toward Canada’s Border
For some Haitian families who had spent years building lives in the United States, the calculation has changed abruptly. The
22% of Canadian Small Businesses Say They’re Weak or Critical as U.S. Tariff War Follows MPs Back to Ottawa
Canadian MPs are returning to Parliament with a trade fight that has moved from diplomatic talking point to daily business
Trump’s Canada Tariffs Are Unlikely to Face a Senate Vote Before the U.S. Election
President Donald Trump’s latest tariffs on Canadian goods have created another confrontation over how much power a president should have
Carney’s Rejected U.S. Trade Deal Heads Back Into Parliament as Conservatives Demand the Text
The Canada-U.S. trade deal that never happened is about to become a major question on Parliament Hill. When MPs return
Washington Opens New China Talks While Canada-U.S. Trade Negotiations Stay Frozen
Washington has reopened a high-level negotiating channel with Beijing at a striking moment in North American trade relations. U.S. Treasury
Carney Meets Norway’s Prime Minister Hours After Macron Talks as Canada Accelerates Push Beyond U.S.
On a single Sunday, Prime Minister Mark Carney’s schedule links a small French archipelago off Newfoundland with Parliament Hill in
Detroit Three Contracts Hit Expiry Day in Canada as U.S. Tariffs Hang Over Auto Jobs
Canada’s Detroit Three contracts reach their formal expiry date on September 20, but the deadline is far more complicated than
Bloc MPs Put Trump Tariffs at Centre of Strategy Talks as Parliament Returns
Bloc Québécois MPs are heading back to Parliament with a familiar issue transformed into a much larger political and economic
Carney Turns to Europe as Macron Pushes for More Canadian Energy While Trump Trade Fight Drags On
Canada’s effort to build stronger economic ties beyond the United States is becoming increasingly visible in Europe. Prime Minister Mark
Quebec Reopens Fracking Debate as U.S. Trade Tensions Drive Calls for Energy Independence
A debate Quebec appeared to have settled four years ago has returned to the political stage. Shale gas and hydraulic
Trump Team Opens New China Tariff Talks While Carney Has No U.S. Meeting Scheduled in New York
New York is becoming the stage for two very different North American trade stories. On September 20, U.S. Treasury Secretary
Poilievre Pushes Tariff-Free U.S. Reset as Joly Says Canada-U.S. Relationship ‘Will Never Be the Same’
Canada’s political debate over the United States is shifting from how to survive a tariff fight to what kind of
Carney and Macron Meet Off Newfoundland as Trump’s U.S.-Flag Map Raises Sovereignty Stakes
A few kilometres of cold Atlantic water separate Newfoundland from Saint-Pierre-et-Miquelon, but the small French archipelago has suddenly become the
Carney Heads to New York With No Trump Meeting Scheduled as Canada-U.S. Trade Talks Remain Frozen
Prime Minister Mark Carney is heading to New York for the United Nations General Assembly at a moment when Canada’s