New U.S. Softwood Lumber Rule Takes Effect Today as Canadian Producers Remain Squeezed at the Border
A new U.S. softwood lumber rule takes effect on October 22, 2026, adding another layer of border administration to a
Trump Administration Is Still Moving to Push Canadian Goods Out of U.S. Federal Procurement
Government purchasing has become another front in the U.S.-Canada trade fight. More than a month after President Donald Trump first
Trump’s Next Wood Tariff Increase Looms: 50% on Cabinets and Vanities Starting January 1
The next major escalation in Donald Trump’s wood-products tariff policy is approaching, and kitchen and bathroom projects sit directly in
Trump’s Metal Tariffs Sent U.S. Steel Prices Up 34% and Aluminum 58% With Almost No Job Growth: New Canadian Study
The promise behind higher U.S. metal tariffs was straightforward: make imported steel and aluminum more expensive, give American mills room
Former Liberal Finance Minister Freeland Says Canada Must Not Back Down to Trump as Trade War Drags On
Chrystia Freeland is no longer sitting at Canada’s cabinet table, but the former finance minister and deputy prime minister is
Carney Gets Trump on the Phone as Canada-U.S. Tariff Fight Remains Unresolved
A phone call can matter in a trade war, especially when formal negotiations are frozen. Prime Minister Mark Carney said
Markets Put 80% Odds on Bank of Canada Rate Hike Next Week as Loonie Hits Four-Week High
For months, the Bank of Canada looked like it could afford to wait. That assumption has shifted quickly. As of
US. Embassy Accuses Canadian Politicians of Trying to Influence the Midterms as Carney and Ford Push Back
The already strained Canada-U.S. relationship has opened another front, this time over American elections. The U.S. Embassy in Ottawa is
Carney Leaves for Turkey on First Dedicated PM Visit as Canada Hunts for Trade Beyond the U.S.
Prime Minister Mark Carney is heading to Türkiye on a trip that says as much about Canada’s changing economic strategy
Quebec’s U.S. Exports Drop 3.5% as Sales to the Rest of the World Jump 15.5%
Quebec’s export map is changing at a moment when its relationship with the United States is under unusual pressure. New
LeBlanc Says Canada-U.S. Talks Continue on Protecting Aerospace Sector Amid Trump Trade Fight
Canada’s aerospace industry has emerged as one of the clearest examples of how difficult it is to separate Canadian and
Trump-Aligned Billionaire Calls Tariff War With Canada a ‘Disaster’ That Fueled Inflation
One of the Republican Party’s most influential billionaire donors is delivering an unusually sharp warning about President Donald Trump’s trade
Trump-U.S. Relations Remain Canadians’ Top National Concern at 22% as Liberals Hit 50.6%: Nanos
For much of 2026, Canada’s political mood has been shaped by a question that sits partly outside its borders: what
U.S. Homebuilders Are Still Pressuring Trump to Drop Canadian Lumber Tariffs
The price tag on Canadian lumber has come down, but U.S. homebuilders are not treating that as victory. After the
U.S. Steel Giant Says Weak Canadian Demand and Imports Drove Stelco Hamilton Idling as Ottawa Threatens Action
Stelco’s Hamilton Works has become the centre of a much bigger fight over Canadian steel, foreign ownership and the promises
Carney’s Liberals Set November 5 Budget Date as U.S. Tariffs Squeeze Canada
A trade dispute may begin at the border, but its consequences reach factory schedules, household budgets and decisions about public
Carney Seeks Defence and Energy Pact With Turkey as Canada Looks Beyond U.S.
Canada is looking for partners that can buy its energy, strengthen its defence industry and give exporters more room to
PBO Projects Up to 185,000 Fewer Canadian Jobs if Canada–U.S. Tariffs Stay
A lost export order can become a cancelled shift, an unfilled vacancy or a delayed first job. Canada’s Parliamentary Budget