Political loyalty is proving less predictable than the headlines surrounding Canada’s trade war. New findings from Canada Pulse Insights show

A trade agreement meant to protect North America’s automotive industry is facing another difficult test as Washington and Mexico struggle

Nearly half of Conservative voters are willing to let Prime Minister Mark Carney advance his economic agenda without calling another

A dispute over Mexican-built vehicles is creating new uncertainty for North America’s automotive industry, and Canada has considerable reason to

A year after Ontario Premier Doug Ford threatened to shut off electricity exports to the United States amid escalating trade

For decades, Canadian and American military commanders have worked together to defend the same continent. Now, Canada’s military has reportedly

A new decision from Washington has highlighted a striking contrast in American trade policy. President Donald Trump has suspended a

Prime Minister Mark Carney delivered an urgent warning in Edmonton as Alberta prepared for one of the most consequential votes

A Canadian beer in a Michigan campaign commercial has become an unlikely symbol of growing Republican discomfort with President Donald

A confrontation between a Kansas manufacturer and a Republican senator is bringing the economic consequences of President Donald Trump’s tariffs

Canada’s effort to reduce its dependence on American customers is beginning to translate into new commercial opportunities overseas. On October

An industrial site in rural Nova Scotia could soon become home to one of Canada’s most ambitious artificial intelligence infrastructure

A bus built in a small Quebec town may carry passengers hundreds of kilometres away, but the future of the

Canada’s steel industry is facing another defining moment as the federal government considers extraordinary intervention in Stelco, the historic Ontario

A Republican candidate in one of America’s most closely watched Senate races is challenging President Donald Trump’s trade war with

Canada’s economic relationship with the United States has long been one of its greatest strengths. Former deputy prime minister Chrystia

Canada is producing more electricity, but the country is sending less of it south of the border while purchasing more

Money is moving in opposite directions across the Canada–U.S. border, raising fresh questions about where investors see opportunity and risk.