Canada’s rulebook for approving major energy infrastructure is getting noticeably thinner. The Carney government has changed the federal Project List

Canada entered late summer looking as though it had finally regained some economic momentum. Now, another escalation in the trade

A grocery-store staple has become another pressure point in Canada’s increasingly complicated trade landscape. The Canadian International Trade Tribunal has

Canada’s rental market entered the final stretch of summer with an unfamiliar problem for landlords: rents were no longer getting

The Canadian dollar is facing an unusual test. Oil prices have surged back above US$100 a barrel, a development that

A dispute over what to call one of North America’s Great Lakes might appear symbolic, but it is unfolding alongside

A trade fight fought in Ottawa and Washington is beginning to show up in the spreadsheets at Calgary City Hall.

The increasingly bitter Canada–U.S. dispute is drawing unusually direct criticism from inside American politics. Rep. Robert Garcia, a California Democrat

Tariffs can sound distant in Washington until they show up in the price of an appliance, an empty order book