Canada’s steelmakers are searching for replacement orders, and increasingly the next customer is on their own side of the border.

A proposed Canada–European Union purchase of 50 water bombers holds out the prospect of stronger wildfire protection on both sides

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A number buried in American financial records is raising an unusually complicated question about Canada’s role in global markets. The

At a campaign rally in northern Kentucky, Donald Trump returned to a dispute that reaches across the Canadian border without

For thousands of Canadian autoworkers, the fight over Stellantis has become about much more than wages. It is about whether

A Canadian steelmaking giant is at the centre of an escalating confrontation between Ottawa and its American owner, with hundreds

Canadians appear more interested in seeing economic decisions made than returning to the ballot box. A new national survey finds

Two major American tariff policies are moving in opposite directions, creating a striking contrast for Canada’s struggling steel industry. President