Washington Keeps Real-Time Aluminum Import Tracking in Place as Canada–U.S. Metals Fight Deepens
Washington is keeping one of its fastest windows into the aluminum trade open as tensions with Canada remain high. On
Ontario Wineries Say Bring U.S. Wine Back If It Gets Canada Tariff Relief
Ontario wineries have enjoyed an unusual advantage since American alcohol disappeared from provincial shelves: more space, more attention and a
Six More Marineland Belugas Leave Canada for U.S. Aquariums, Leaving Just 11 at the Park
A grey, rain-soaked afternoon at Marineland marked another turning point for Canada’s last large group of captive belugas. Six whales
U.S. Again Lists Canadian Cheese Support at 47¢ a Pound Days Before Trump Tariffs Hit
A familiar number has resurfaced in Washington at an unusually sensitive moment for Canada-U.S. trade. The U.S. Department of Commerce
Canadian Manufacturer TerraVest Sales Jump 14% Even as U.S. Tank-Trailer Demand Weakens
Canadian industrial manufacturer TerraVest Industries is showing how a diversified product portfolio can cushion a difficult market. The Toronto-listed company
Liberals Let Mandatory National Security Review Lapse for Three Years, Documents Show
Ottawa’s national-security system is built around secrecy, but one obligation was written plainly into law: Parliament was supposed to conduct
LeBlanc Stays in Washington as Trump’s 50% Canada Tariff Deadline Closes In
With less than a week before a new U.S. tariff package is scheduled to bite, Canada’s trade team is staying
Trump’s Tariff Threat Opens a Provincial Divide: 13.7% of B.C. U.S. Exports Exposed Versus Roughly 1% in Alberta
Canada’s next tariff shock may be national in name but sharply provincial in impact. President Donald Trump’s Section 338 measures
Canada and U.S. Back Ontario Cobalt Refinery as Electra Studies Its Next Nickel Plant South of the Border
A partly built refinery in northeastern Ontario has become a test of whether North America can turn critical-minerals policy into
Carney Government Puts $34.2 Million Into 141 Climate Projects Across 128 Canadian Communities
Canada’s climate adaptation push is moving from broad national commitments into decidedly local territory. Prime Minister Mark Carney’s government has
Canada’s Largest Drugmaker Grows 11% at Home as Comparable U.S. Revenue Falls 9%
Canada has become the strongest part of Apotex Health’s business at a moment when its U.S. operations are working through
Canada–U.S. Auto Trade Drops $6.7 Billion as Tariff Fight Hits the Industry Hardest
A $6.7-billion hole has opened in one of the most tightly integrated parts of the Canada–U.S. economy. Between the first
Trump’s 50% Tariff Threat Hits 2 in 5 Canadian Small Exporters—35% of Those Affected Expect Revenue to Fall by Half
For thousands of Canadian businesses that built their U.S. sales around predictable, tariff-free access, August 19 is becoming a potentially
U.S. Travel to Montréal Jumps 7% Even as Canada–U.S. Political and Trade Tensions Deepen
Fresh tourism numbers from Montréal are revealing a striking contradiction in the Canada–U.S. relationship. While political rhetoric has hardened and
Canada’s German Submarine Pick Gets a Boost as TKMS Raises Forecast Amid Reduced U.S. Defence Support
Canada’s plan to rebuild its submarine fleet has gained another sign of momentum from Germany. Just weeks after Ottawa selected
Canada Tests Homegrown Military Drones as Ottawa Races to Build More Defence Capacity at Home
Canada’s push to rebuild its military is moving from policy documents and procurement tables onto the test range. On August
Carney’s Push to Link Foreign Aid With Canadian Trade Draws Backlash Over Who Ottawa’s Spending Is Really For
Canada’s foreign-aid debate is no longer only about how much Ottawa spends abroad. It is increasingly about what that money
Carney’s Flagship Housing Agency Faces Scrutiny as Liberals’ 500,000-Home Goal Collides With 26,000-Home
Canada’s housing ambitions are now colliding with the arithmetic of what can actually be delivered. Prime Minister Mark Carney’s Liberals