39,005 Canadian Job Seekers Are Now in Occupations Flagged as Vulnerable to Trade Disruptions
Canada’s trade uncertainty is no longer showing up only in tariff schedules, export figures and corporate forecasts. It is increasingly
Canada Is Rebuilding Trade Corridors to Depend Less on the U.S., Transport Minister Says
Canada’s effort to reduce its economic dependence on the United States is increasingly becoming an infrastructure project as much as
New Report Warns Canada’s U.S. Counter-Tariffs Could Complicate Ottawa’s Legal Fight Against Trump Duties
Canada’s decision to fight U.S. tariffs with tariffs of its own may carry an unexpected legal complication. A new Economic
Anand Says Canada’s ‘Middle Power’ Strategy Is Gaining Ground as Ottawa Builds Alliances Beyond U.S. Dependence
Canada’s effort to build a wider network of international partners is moving from speeches into diplomacy, trade negotiations and security
B.C. Conservatives Say Party Is Reunited as Eby Makes Trump Threat Central to Snap Election
British Columbia’s political landscape shifted dramatically in a matter of hours. Premier David Eby called an early provincial election for
Carney Says Liberals Have a ‘Very Clear Mandate’ to Fast-Track Projects and Rewrite Federal Strike Rules
Prime Minister Mark Carney is defending one of the most sweeping pieces of his government’s economic agenda by arguing that
Saskatchewan Potash Sales Are Up 21% as Industry Shrugs Off Trump’s Belarus Pricing Threat
Saskatchewan’s potash industry has entered the latest Canada-U.S. trade dispute from an unusually strong position. Provincial mineral data show sales
Liberals at 48%, Conservatives at 31% as U.S. Relations Remain a Top Canadian Concern: Nanos
Canada’s political conversation is increasingly being shaped by what happens south of the border. The latest Nanos federal tracking, released
U.S.-Built Vehicles Collapse to 28.4% of Canadian Sales as Tariffs Reshape Auto Market
Canada’s new-vehicle market is undergoing a shift that would have seemed unlikely only a few years ago. U.S.-built vehicles accounted
Flair Warns Budget-Airline Model Is Under ‘Serious Strain’ as Fuel Costs Surge More Than 110%
Canada’s cheapest airfares are colliding with one of aviation’s most unforgiving expenses: fuel. Benchmark jet-fuel prices in mid-September were more
Trump’s Aluminum Tariffs Wipe Out Roughly a Third of Workforce at Ontario Plant
For workers at Novelis’s Kingston, Ontario, aluminum plant, the Canada-U.S. trade fight is no longer an abstract dispute measured in
Danielle Smith Rejects UCP President’s Claim She Watered Down Alberta Separation Messaging
A disagreement at the top of Alberta’s governing party has spilled into public view just weeks before voters make a
Trump Moves to Replace Canadian Potash With Belarus — Claims U.S. Will Pay ‘Substantially Less
President Donald Trump has opened a new front in the strained Canada-U.S. economic relationship, saying Washington is working on a
Carney and Trump Are Both at the UN Today — But PMO Schedule Shows No Bilateral Meeting
Prime Minister Mark Carney and U.S. President Donald Trump are both in New York for the opening day of the
China Puts New Drug-Precursor Export Controls on Canada Alongside U.S. and Mexico Ahead of Trump-Xi Summit
China has tightened its controls on chemicals linked to illicit synthetic-drug production just as one of the year’s most closely
Union Backlash Hits Liberals’ Labour Bill Over New Strike Powers as Canada Fights U.S. Trade War
Canada’s effort to strengthen its economy against an escalating trade fight with the United States has opened another confrontation at
44% of Working Canadians Are Financially Stressed as Tariffs Rank Among Top Economic Worries, Survey Finds
Having a steady paycheque is no longer enough to guarantee a sense of financial security for a large share of
Toronto-Listed i-80 Gold Puts Nevada Mine Value at US$118 Million as Canadian Miner Expands U.S. Production
Toronto-listed i-80 Gold has put new numbers around one of the key assets in its Nevada growth plan, assigning the