Trump’s Own Senate Candidate Breaks Ranks: ‘Canada Is Not Our Enemy,’ Tariff War Must End
Mike Rogers’s latest campaign ad is notable because he is not running as an anti-Trump Republican. The former Michigan congressman
Eby Admits Trump Warning Isn’t Landing With Every B.C. Voter as Campaign Turns Back to Affordability
David Eby began British Columbia’s snap election campaign with Donald Trump at the centre of his argument. Two weeks later,
Trump’s Canada Tariffs Become Michigan Election Fight as Republican John James Tells Washington to Get Back to the Table
Michigan’s governor race has turned a cross-border trade dispute into a test of political independence. In the first general-election debate
Canadian Grocers Report 20% Rise in ‘Buy Canadian’ Shopping as U.S. Trade War Reshapes Store Shelves
Canadian shoppers are increasingly turning geopolitical frustration into an everyday decision at the checkout. The Canadian Federation of Independent Grocers
U.S. Dairy Industry Pushes Canada Back to Trade Talks as Retail Goods Keep Getting Hit With Retaliatory Tariffs
North America’s dairy dispute has moved far beyond arguments over milk quotas and trade paperwork. U.S. dairy groups are publicly
Trump’s Canada Tariffs Turn Into U.S. Election Issue as Candidates in Michigan and Maine Push Back
Donald Trump’s escalating trade fight with Canada is no longer just a dispute between Washington and Ottawa. It has become
72% of Canadians Are Looking for Alternatives to U.S.-Made Goods as Holiday Spending Drops 11%
Canadians are heading into the holiday season with two priorities that do not always fit neatly together: spending less and
Canadian Manufacturers Say 25% U.S. Tariffs Are Freezing Million-Dollar Investment Decisions
Canadian factory floors are still running, but in boardrooms across the country, some of the most important machinery is sitting
Canada Gives Some U.S. Dairy Imports a Tariff Escape Route While Retail Goods Still Face Full Duties
Canada’s latest round of retaliatory tariffs against the United States looks straightforward on paper: targeted American dairy products face new
U.S. Lumber Prices Are Down About 14% From Last Year Despite Heavy Duties on Canadian Wood
Tariffs are designed to make imported goods more expensive, yet the U.S. lumber market is sending a more complicated signal.
Conservatives Take Diesel Fight to House, Saying Canadians Pay 24¢ More Per Litre Than Americans
Diesel has become the latest affordability fight on Parliament Hill, with Conservatives pressing the House of Commons to support a
Canada’s Largest-Ever Merger Creates $72B Utility Giant With Major U.S. Footprint
Canada’s utility landscape is set for a historic reshaping. Emera and Canadian Utilities have agreed to combine in a transaction
Canada Posts $4.2B Trade Surplus — Nearly Triple Forecast — as U.S.-Bound Exports Jump
Canada’s trade picture swung sharply back into positive territory in August, delivering a result that was far stronger than economists
Canadian Exports to U.S. Surge 8.1% as Businesses Race to Beat Trump’s New Tariffs
Canadian exporters delivered a striking rebound in August, with merchandise shipments to the United States jumping 8.1% as a major
Buy-Canadian Thanksgiving Push Hits the Dinner Table as Shoppers Scrutinize U.S. and Imported Food
Thanksgiving has always been closely tied to Canada’s fall harvest, but this year the grocery cart is carrying some extra
150+ Investors and Tech Leaders Push Carney Liberals for U.S.-Style Capital-Gains Breaks
Canada’s effort to keep more investment dollars and entrepreneurial wealth at home is moving deeper into tax policy. More than
Trump’s New Canada Import Bans Face Legal Vulnerability Under U.S. Law, Trade Scholar Argues
A tariff makes an imported product more expensive. An import ban removes it from the market altogether. That distinction has
Trump Administration Backs Canada’s Suncor at U.S. Supreme Court in Case That Could Hit Nearly 60 Climate Lawsuits
A climate lawsuit that began in Colorado more than eight years ago has become a national test of how far