Canadian Rents Drop 4.8% to Lowest August Since 2022 as Trade War Adds New Housing Uncertainty
Canada’s rental market entered the final stretch of summer with an unfamiliar problem for landlords: rents were no longer getting
Loonie Falls to 72.44 U.S. Cents as Canada–U.S. Trade Fight Overpowers Oil Rally
The Canadian dollar is facing an unusual test. Oil prices have surged back above US$100 a barrel, a development that
Associated Press Rejects Trump’s ‘Lake America’ Name and Says It Will Keep Calling It Lake Ontario U.S. as Tariff Risk Starts Shifting Business Decisions
A dispute over what to call one of North America’s Great Lakes might appear symbolic, but it is unfolding alongside
Calgary Warns Canada’s Counter-Tariffs Could Drive Most of a $466 Million Hit to City Contracts
A trade fight fought in Ottawa and Washington is beginning to show up in the spreadsheets at Calgary City Hall.
U.S. Democrat Says Canada Is ‘Rightly’ Hitting Back and Calls Trump’s Canada Insults ‘Embarrassing’
The increasingly bitter Canada–U.S. dispute is drawing unusually direct criticism from inside American politics. Rep. Robert Garcia, a California Democrat
Republican Warns Trump’s Tariffs Are Hurting the GOP — and Backs Removing Tariffs on Canada
Tariffs can sound distant in Washington until they show up in the price of an appliance, an empty order book
U.S. Trade Chief Says Canada Walked Away From a Near-Final Deal and Chose ‘Senseless Retaliation’
The collapse of Canada-U.S. trade negotiations has entered a sharper and more personal phase, with Washington now arguing that Ottawa
JPMorgan Boosts Senior Canada Headcount 20% as U.S.-Canada Political Ties Fray
A Wall Street giant is leaning further into Canada at a moment when the political relationship between Ottawa and Washington
Canada Explores EU Ties ‘Just Short of Membership’ as Trump Fight Pushes Ottawa Away From U.S.
For generations, Canada’s economic map has pointed south. Now, amid a widening trade confrontation with President Donald Trump, Ottawa is