Trump’s Border Chief Visits Canada–U.S. Frontier, Highlights Joint Smuggling Patrols Near British Columbia
The quiet shoreline where British Columbia meets Washington state became a showcase for a different side of U.S. border enforcement
Trump Touted Thousands of Bombardier Jobs, but Canadian Jetmaker Confirms 300 New Positions and 500 Existing Openings
Donald Trump presented Bombardier’s latest U.S. expansion as a major jobs victory, saying the Canadian business-jet manufacturer would invest US$270
Trump Says Canada Is ‘Working Very Hard’ for a Deal—and Claims Washington Holds ‘All the Cards’
President Donald Trump has put a blunt description on the latest phase of the Canada–U.S. trade fight: Ottawa wants a
Trump Cuts 50% Tariffs on Some Canadian Goods but Adds New Products to His Trade Hit List
President Donald Trump has eased one corner of his escalating trade fight with Canada while opening another. A new White
700,000 Canadian Businesses and Professionals Demand Major Tax Overhaul Before Carney’s Next Budget
A sweeping challenge to Canada’s tax system has emerged just weeks before Ottawa unveils its next federal budget. Six major
Trump Drops 50% Tariffs on 22 Canadian Product Categories—Then Adds 100 More to the List
President Donald Trump has reshuffled one of the most aggressive pieces of his trade policy toward Canada, removing 22 Canadian
Trump Says U.S. Has ‘All the Cards’ as Canada Tries to Reach a New Trade Deal
Donald Trump has delivered another blunt assessment of the increasingly strained Canada-U.S. trade relationship, arguing that Washington holds the advantage
Bank of Canada Rate-Hike Outlook Flips as Most Economists Now Expect Two Increases by March
Canada’s interest-rate outlook has changed with remarkable speed. After months in which the Bank of Canada appeared likely to leave
Trump Says Canada’s Bombardier Is Investing $270 Million in U.S. After Threatening to Ban Its Jets
A company that Donald Trump was threatening to shut out of the American market only weeks ago is now being
Carney Says U.S. Election Interference Accusations Have ‘No Merit’ as Trump Administration Targets Canadian Politicians
A dispute over tariffs and political pressure has escalated into something far more sensitive: accusations of election interference between two
B.C. Premier Made Trump’s Tariffs Central to Election Campaign, but Lumber Country Remains a Tough Sell
With British Columbians voting on Oct. 24, David Eby’s decision to make Donald Trump and U.S. tariffs the defining threat
Carney Says Canadian Nuclear Bid Has ‘Good Chances’ in Turkey as Ottawa Searches for Business Beyond Trump’s U.S.
A Canadian nuclear technology that once appeared to have little chance of landing a major Turkish contract is suddenly being
U.S. Cheese Importer Sues Trump Over 50% Canada Tariffs, Citing $40-Million Annual Cost
A tariff fight that sounds technical on paper is turning into an expensive test of presidential trade power. Gellert Global
Ford Announces $160 Million in Employer Insurance Savings as Trump’s Tariffs Pressure Ontario Businesses
Ontario businesses are getting another cost break at a moment when cross-border trade has become unusually difficult to predict. Premier
Trump Declares Imported Wind Turbines a National-Security Threat as Canadian Suppliers Already Face U.S. Duties
Washington has widened its trade-and-security campaign into another major energy sector. President Donald Trump has formally agreed with a U.S.
Trump Administration Charges Two Canadian Nationals With Allegedly Voting Illegally in U.S. Elections
Federal prosecutors in Idaho have accused two Canadian nationals of casting ballots in the United States despite not being citizens,
Carney Signs New Trade and Defence Partnership With Türkiye as Trump Tariffs Push Canada Beyond the U.S.
Prime Minister Mark Carney’s first dedicated bilateral visit to Türkiye has produced a relationship Ottawa once would have struggled to
Ottawa Orders Canadian Diplomats to Avoid U.S. Election Candidates as Trump Administration Escalates Interference Accusations
Ottawa is tightening the guardrails around its diplomats in the United States at a moment when ordinary cross-border advocacy is