A new U.S. sanctions law has handed President Donald Trump a powerful tariff tool just months after the Supreme Court

The Canadian dollar is ending the week under renewed pressure, caught between a more aggressive U.S. Federal Reserve and a

Pierre Poilievre enters Parliament’s fall sitting with a political problem that is more complicated than a straightforward leadership revolt. CBC

Mexico and the United States appear to be moving closer to a trade understanding just as Canada’s dispute with Washington

A freight corridor that barely registered as a major Canada–Mexico business a few years ago is becoming a much more

Canada’s increasingly difficult trade relationship with the United States is forcing a rethink that once seemed unlikely. Canadian Pacific Kansas

For politicians in Washington, tariffs can sound like numbers on a customs schedule. Along the northern U.S. border, they quickly

A tariff fight that began as a dispute between Washington and Ottawa is increasingly reaching places far removed from negotiating

Quebec’s election campaign is increasingly being fought around a question that would have seemed politically settled only a few years

Canada’s push to reduce its economic dependence on the United States is moving deeper into Asia. International Trade Minister Maninder

A new push in Washington is targeting more than President Donald Trump’s 50% tariffs on Canadian goods. It is aimed

Quebec’s long-dormant shale-gas argument is back, this time wrapped inside a much larger question about how the province should respond

Prime Minister Mark Carney’s attempt to build a much deeper relationship with Europe has quickly moved from diplomatic symbolism into

Trade fights between Washington and Ottawa are increasingly landing far from government negotiating rooms. For companies that sell excavators, tractors,

Quebec’s election campaign has taken a distinctly constitutional turn. What began as a race dominated by affordability, public services and