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
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Canada Moves Ahead With Eight European Defence Partners as U.S. Remains Outside Founding Group
Canada is turning months of defence-finance diplomacy into a formal institution, setting a November 30 date to sign the founding
Canada Signs New Arctic Trade-Corridor Agreement With Dubai’s DP World to Open Markets Beyond America
Canada’s push to reduce its dependence on U.S.-bound trade is gaining a northern route. On October 26, Arctic Gateway Group,
Canada’s Defence Department Won’t Say Whether It Received Secret U.S. F-35 Audit as Carney Reviews Fighter-Jet Deal
Canada’s multibillion-dollar fighter-jet decision has acquired a new transparency problem just as the first Canadian F-35s begin arriving. National Defence
Carney Deepens EU Alliance as Trump Threatens Trade and Poilievre Warns Against Canada Becoming Europe’s ‘28th State’
Canada’s economic relationship with the United States is being tested at the same moment its ties with Europe are moving
Trump’s Tariff Shuffle Puts $2.6 Billion in Canadian Goods Under New Duties While Giving $2.5 Billion Relief
A tariff list can expand even while the amount of trade caught in it shrinks. That is the unusual result
Trump Administration Accuses Canada of U.S. Election Interference as Carney Rejects Washington’s Claims
A bitter Canada-U.S. trade fight has spilled into far more sensitive territory: the integrity of American elections. With the November
Trump’s Tariffs Become Political Liability for Republicans as Michigan Voters Turn Against Canada Trade War
Michigan’s trade relationship with Canada has become something more politically dangerous than a policy debate: a pocketbook test for Republicans
Republican Senate Candidate Warns Trump’s Canada Auto Tariffs Are Hurting His Own Economic Agenda
Michigan’s auto industry has spent generations treating the Canadian border less like a wall than a seam in one manufacturing