Washington Is Preparing New Import Bans on Canadian Dairy, Alcohol and Motorcycles as Trade Fight Deepens
Washington is no longer merely considering a new round of trade restrictions on Canada. President Donald Trump signed proclamations on
Canadian Auto Contracts Expire Tonight With Stellantis Brampton Future Still Unresolved
Canada’s 2026 auto bargaining round reaches a critical deadline tonight, but the most consequential question is not simply whether a
Trump’s Tariffs Put Canadian and U.S. Great Lakes Supply Chains Under Growing StrainTrump’s Tariffs Put Canadian and U.S. Great Lakes Supply Chains Under Growing Strain
The Great Lakes have spent generations functioning less like an international boundary and more like the centre of a shared
Canada’s Auto Workers Hit Contract Deadline as U.S. Tariffs Threaten Jobs at Detroit Three Plants
Canada’s closely watched 2026 auto bargaining round has reached its most difficult deadline with the future of thousands of manufacturing
Carney Turns to France on Energy and Defence as Trump Pressure Pushes Canada Toward Europe
Mark Carney’s meeting with French President Emmanuel Macron in Saint-Pierre-et-Miquelon lands at an unusually consequential moment for Canada’s foreign policy.
Canadian Dollar Falls for Eighth Straight Day as U.S.-Canada Interest-Rate Gap Widens
The Canadian dollar has endured a steady September slide, weakening for eight consecutive trading sessions as investors respond to an
Mexico Says Trump Trade Deal Is Making Progress While Canada-U.S. Talks Remain Stalled
Mexico and Canada entered the latest phase of North America’s trade confrontation facing the same U.S. administration but increasingly different
Canada Says Its New Investment Tax Rate Is 6.4% — Less Than Half the U.S. Rate
Canada has opened a new front in the competition for global investment, claiming its tax treatment of new business spending
U.S. Trade Fight Pushes Canada Toward Europe — But Military Ties to Washington Are Much Harder to Break
Canada’s increasingly difficult relationship with the United States is accelerating a shift that Ottawa had discussed for years but struggled