Trump Moves Toward Weaker U.S. Oilpatch Methane Rules While Canadian Producers Face Tougher Standards
North America’s oilpatch is moving toward an unusual regulatory split. In the United States, the Trump administration is preparing to
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Canada Signs New Australia Export-Financing Pact as Ottawa Builds Trade Options Beyond the U.S.
Canada’s push to build more trade options outside the United States has gained another piece of financial infrastructure. Export Development
Vancouver New Homes Sell for Nearly Five Times Their Construction Cost, Versus Twice in Calgary: Study
A new comparison of Canadian housing markets puts a striking number on Vancouver’s affordability problem. From 2018 through 2025, newly
Trump’s Trade War Threatens Up to 185,000 Canadian Jobs and 1.4% of GDP, Parliamentary Budget Officer Estimates
Canada’s trade dispute with the United States is no longer just a story about tariff percentages and negotiating tactics. The
Trump’s Own Republican Senate Candidate Says Canada Is ‘Not Our Enemy’ as 67% of Michigan Voters Oppose Tariffs
A trade fight with Canada has created an unusual political problem for Republicans in Michigan: one of Donald Trump’s own
Carney Rejects U.S. Election-Interference Accusations Against Canada as Trump Administration Targets Ford and Joly
Canada-U.S. tensions have moved beyond tariffs and trade negotiations into a more politically explosive argument: whether Canadian efforts to pressure
Trump Demands More Canadian Concessions as Carney Pushes to Cut 50% Steel and 25% Auto Tariffs
Canada and the United States are back at the negotiating table with two of the most damaging pieces of their
Poilievre Demands Carney Lift B.C. Oil Tanker Ban for 250,000-Barrel-a-Day Export Plan
A political fight over British Columbia’s North Coast tanker moratorium has suddenly acquired a concrete export proposal. Conservative Leader Pierre
Doug Ford Says Carney Hasn’t Updated Him on Trump Trade Talks as Washington Signals a Deal Is Near
The latest turn in Canada’s trade fight with the United States has produced an unusual split-screen moment. Ontario Premier Doug