For Campobello Island, a trade dispute that normally plays out in tariff schedules and political speeches suddenly became a problem

Diesel has become an affordability issue on both sides of the Canada-U.S. border, and governments are increasingly reaching for emergency

Canada’s trade relationship with the United States is entering another formal test. After Washington declined to extend CUSMA during the

A fuel surcharge can sound like a technical line item until it begins adding hundreds or thousands of dollars to

Washington has formally opened the next phase of the fight over North American free trade. The Office of the U.S.

Suncor Energy is making one of its clearest portfolio moves in years, agreeing to sell major interests in three Newfoundland

Interest-rate expectations can change faster than the economic data that created them. In barely a week, traders cut the perceived

Canada’s push to buy less American has become more than a trade-war slogan. It is increasingly showing up in everyday

Canada has spent decades selling most of its crude oil into one dominant market. Ottawa is now trying to change