Trump Tariffs Are Now Helping Canada Build Competitors to U.S. Trade Routes
For decades, the simplest route for much of Canadian trade pointed south. Geography, integrated factories and the sheer size of
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Canada’s Pacific Ports Are Taking U.S. Market Share as Ottawa Builds Trade Routes Away From America
Canada’s effort to reduce its dependence on the United States is increasingly visible in one of the most tangible parts
Canadian Goods Can Now Face as Many as Seven Separate U.S. Tariffs as Trade Rules Pile Up
For Canadian companies selling into the United States, the border has become less like a single tariff wall and more
U.S. Still Gets 57% of Its Imported Crude and 66% of Petroleum Gas From Canada as Trade War Escalates
The political relationship between Washington and Ottawa has become increasingly confrontational, but beneath the tariff announcements, the energy relationship remains
New U.S. Trade Analysis Says Canada’s Retaliatory Tariffs Now Cover About $52 Billion in American Exports
The tariff fight between Canada and the United States is no longer confined to a handful of politically sensitive products.
Alberta Gas Prices Jump as Much as 30 Cents After Illinois Refinery Loses Power
A sudden change on Alberta gas-station signs has given drivers another reminder of how quickly North American fuel markets can
74% of Americans Say Trump’s Tariffs Are Raising Their Prices as Canada Trade War Deepens: Poll
A tariff dispute that once sounded like an argument over trade rules is increasingly being felt as a household-cost issue
Carney Pushes Deeper Canada–EU Ties in European Parliament as Trump Trade Fight Escalates
Prime Minister Mark Carney used one of Europe’s most prominent political stages to argue that Canada’s future prosperity and security
Quebec Leaders Clash Over Cutting Power Exports to U.S. as Trump Trade War Hits Election Debate
Quebec’s vast hydroelectric network was built to keep homes warm, factories running and public revenues flowing. In the 2026 provincial