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A tariff fight that began with arguments over cars, dairy and alcohol is now reaching one of the most ordinary

An $18 piece of metal is an unusually small object on which to hang a trade dispute between two of

Alberta’s debate over its place in Canada is increasingly intersecting with another politically charged question: who gets to come to

For decades, the Canada-U.S. border often mattered less to manufacturers than efficiency, price and delivery time. That calculation is starting

Canada’s newest counter-tariffs are not being chosen only by looking at customs codes, factory output or the value of American

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith is drawing one of the clearest provincial red lines in Canada’s escalating trade confrontation with U.S.

For a Montreal consumer-products company, the Canada–U.S. trade fight has stopped being an abstract dispute measured in billions of dollars.

Days after Canada-U.S. trade negotiations broke down, the disagreement has shifted from what was in the proposed deal to something

Canada’s escalating confrontation with the United States has produced an unusual political combination: broad support for fighting back, but a