Trump’s Auto Tariffs Pull Production Toward U.S. as Suppliers Warn Trade Policy Is Their Biggest Threat
Donald Trump’s auto tariffs are beginning to change where carmakers put factories, tooling and future production, but the results are
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Canada Cuts New-Investment Tax Rate to 6.4%—Less Than Half the U.S. Level
Canada is making an unusually aggressive pitch for business investment: put money into new productive assets, and the tax system
Trump’s Import Ban Targets Nearly US$1 Billion in Canadian Goods, From Alcohol to Motorcycles
What began as another round of tariffs in the increasingly bitter Canada-U.S. trade dispute has crossed into more unusual territory:
77% of Canadians Want to Avoid U.S. Products—but 61% Think Canadian Goods Cost More
Choosing between two boxes on a grocery shelf has become about more than price, taste or habit for many Canadians.
Carney Plans Turkey Trip as Canada Searches for Trade Beyond the U.S.: Reuters
Canada’s effort to redraw its trade map could soon bring Prime Minister Mark Carney back to Ankara, this time for
Canadian Distillers Hit by Trump’s Ban Run Into Sales Barriers Inside Canada
Canada’s distillers are being squeezed from two directions at once. The United States, by far the industry’s most important export
Conservatives Challenge Carney’s U.S. Trade Strategy as Trump’s Negotiator Resists Zero Tariffs
Canada’s trade standoff with the United States is opening a sharper political divide in Ottawa just as Washington signals that
Canada’s U.S. Countertariffs Haven’t Raised Everyday Grocery Prices Yet, New 32-Chain Tracker Shows
Another tariff announcement can turn a routine grocery trip into a calculation about what to leave behind. Yet an early
Canada’s Foreign-Influence Registry Deadline Hits as U.S. Political Contacts Face New Scrutiny
A meeting with American officials can generate headlines. Under Canada’s new foreign-influence rules, however, the crucial question is what someone