Canada’s attempt to build a less U.S.-dependent economy has suddenly acquired a very large number. Prime Minister Mark Carney’s government

For a Canadian auto supplier operating in the middle of a bruising North American trade fight, Linamar is telling a

Canada’s escalating trade confrontation with the United States has unexpectedly entered a separate congressional battle over Russia, Ukraine and presidential

Canada’s confrontation with Washington has produced an unusual moment in Canadian politics: Stephen Harper, the former Conservative prime minister who

Canada’s long-standing assumption that its most important economic relationship would also remain its most dependable one is being tested in

Ontario businesses woke up to a harder U.S. border on September 15, with another group of Canadian products becoming subject

Canadian markets are waking up to a global rates shock that is no longer confined to Wall Street. Futures tied

Canada’s attempt to build a much deeper relationship with Europe has opened an unexpected domestic political front. Prime Minister Mark

The Canada-U.S. trade fight widened again just after midnight on September 15, as a reshuffled American tariff regime pulled more

Canada’s food-processing sector is suddenly being asked to carry more of the country’s economic security on its shoulders. On September

The Canadian dollar is once again feeling the strain from forces largely outside Canada’s borders. The loonie dropped to its

Ottawa is trying to turn tax certainty into an investment advantage. As Prime Minister Mark Carney hosts global investors in

Canada’s competition for global investment suddenly has a very large Saskatchewan address. Prime Minister Mark Carney and Premier Scott Moe

Canada’s effort to loosen its extraordinary economic dependence on the United States is bringing an unfinished piece of transatlantic business

Pipeline politics have spent years dividing British Columbia, turning major energy projects into tests of regional loyalties, environmental priorities and