The economic consequences of Washington’s trade confrontation with Canada are becoming increasingly visible on the American side of the border.

When a steelworker loses a shift, the consequences can reach well beyond a factory gate. In Hamilton, Ontario, that worry

For American automotive suppliers, the future of North American free trade is becoming a question of survival, competitiveness, and long-term

An agreement can lower tariffs on paper and still leave an ally with less leverage. That is the warning former

An ocean away from the escalating U.S. tariff dispute, Canada is establishing a new commercial foothold in Paris. On October

A metal component manufactured in Canada may contain steel poured in Michigan, aluminum produced in Quebec and parts that have

President Donald Trump’s threat to impose tariffs on imported copper has produced an unexpected result: the United States is now

Canada is accelerating its trade negotiations with India at a moment when its relationship with the United States remains under

A train journey from Canada to the United States could involve more advance government screening under new rules proposed by

Canada and India are moving toward a major diplomatic milestone after Prime Minister Mark Carney’s office confirmed that Indian Prime

Canada’s food exporters are increasingly looking beyond their traditional markets, and a new industry outlook suggests the shift is gathering

For generations, Stelco has represented more than a steel plant in Hamilton. Its jobs have supported households, apprenticeships and businesses

While tariffs and political tensions have strained relations between Canada and the United States, travel across the border is telling

Canada’s next satellite-network upgrade is taking place where most customers will never see it: in the software that decides whether

Canada remains the United States’ largest source of uranium for civilian nuclear reactors, supplying 32% of purchases in 2025. Yet

The global auto industry is being divided by trade barriers, and one of the world’s largest automakers says the transformation

Crossing the Canada–U.S. border by train could soon involve more advance screening, even before passengers approach a customs officer. Washington

For years, Indigenous communities along British Columbia’s energy corridors have watched major infrastructure projects promise jobs, investment and economic growth.