Canadian Indigenous Artists Say Trump’s 50% Tariffs Are Choking Off U.S. Sales
For generations, Indigenous art from Canada has moved south to collectors, galleries, museums and exhibitions with relatively few trade barriers.
Canadian U.S. Permanent Resident Faces Removal Fight After Six-Hour Border Questioning Over Voting
A routine drive home across the Canada-U.S. border has turned into an immigration fight that could upend more than a
Ottawa Denies Report Canadian Diplomats Shared Intelligence With U.S. Spies in Cuba
Few allegations carry more historical baggage in Havana than the suggestion that Canadian diplomats were secretly gathering information for Washington.
Alaska Governor Calls U.S. Attack on Canada ‘Zero Chance’ After Carney Says Ottawa Studied the Risk
The idea of a U.S. military attack on Canada has moved from an almost unthinkable hypothetical into public discussion between
Canadian Vacation Trips to U.S. Fell 21.5% as Overseas Travel Rose: StatCan
Canadian travel habits changed sharply in 2025, with the United States losing a significant share of the vacation traffic it
Trump Gives China Two More Months of Trade Peace While New U.S. Restrictions on Canada Loom
A striking split has opened in Washington’s trade policy. President Donald Trump’s administration has agreed to give China another two
Canada–U.S. Air Travel Rises After 18 Straight Months of Year-Over-Year Declines: StatCan
For the first time in a year and a half, one of the clearest measures of air travel from Canada
Ottawa Signs Preliminary Deal for Six Saab GlobalEye Surveillance Planes as Canada Deepens European Defence Ties
Canada’s push to rebuild its military surveillance capability is moving closer to a major procurement decision. Ottawa and Swedish defence
Trump Courts China While Pressuring Canada Over Beijing Ties, Fueling New Trade Double-Standard Debate
Within weeks, Washington has produced two strikingly different images of how it handles China and Canada. President Donald Trump welcomed