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A street sign in Ottawa has become an unusually visible marker of how much the Canada–U.S. relationship has changed. On

There is an unusual twist emerging from the latest Canada-U.S. trade fight. Tariffs that hurt Canadian lumber producers could, under

British Columbia’s escalating confrontation with the United States is no longer just a matter for trade officials and exporters. It

Canada’s long economic relationship with the United States was built around an assumption that became almost invisible: whatever political disputes

Prime Minister Mark Carney has disclosed that Canada examined a scenario that would once have sounded almost unthinkable: the possibility

Seventy per cent of Canadians now say they support the idea of Canada becoming an associate member of the European

A 50% tariff sounds like the kind of shock that should rip straight through a manufacturer’s financial results. For Canadian

Canada’s effort to reduce its economic dependence on the United States is moving deeper into Southeast Asia. On September 24,

Quebec’s election campaign is increasingly being fought on two very different timelines. One concerns the immediate pressures facing households: grocery