Energy leverage is most powerful when both sides know it exists. In 2025, Canada supplied 63.4% of all crude oil

A Conservative seat that once looked firmly anchored in Quebec’s Saguenay region has become the most closely watched contest in

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A campaign to create a faster U.S. immigration route for Jewish Canadians has moved closer to the White House spotlight

Ontario Premier Doug Ford has carried Canada’s increasingly bitter trade confrontation with U.S. President Donald Trump directly into American living

Canada’s temporary-resident surge is finally reversing, but a basic question remains surprisingly difficult to answer: when permits expire, how many

Canada’s confrontation with Donald Trump is becoming more than a foreign-policy challenge. It is increasingly reshaping the country’s domestic political

With only a day remaining before voters in Chicoutimi—Le Fjord choose a new member of Parliament, a riding held by

Canada’s appetite for pushing back against the United States is extending beyond tariffs on physical goods. New Ipsos polling conducted

A trade fight that began with tariffs is now pushing Canadians toward measures once treated as economic last resorts. New

New Brunswick’s electricity relationship with the United States could be set for another decade of cross-border trading. New Brunswick Energy

A newsroom language rule that had existed for decades suddenly became an international political dispute just weeks before the 25th

Canada’s Federal Court is confronting an immigration caseload that has moved far beyond what was considered normal only a few

Canada’s escalating trade confrontation with the United States is creating an unusual political message for Prime Minister Mark Carney: many

The argument over Canada’s failed trade negotiations with Washington has shifted from tariffs to something more fundamental: who changed the

Canada’s confrontation with Donald Trump is producing a political picture that looks stable from a distance and much more complicated

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