U.S. Makes Lumber Duties of Up to 31% Effective on Canadian Producers as Trade Fight Deepens
Canada’s long-running softwood lumber dispute with the United States has entered another chapter, with revised American duties of up to
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U.S. Ambassador Warns Washington Is Watching Canada for Election Interference as Federal Officials Push Back
A dispute over tariffs has become an argument about who is allowed to speak about American politics. U.S. Ambassador Pete
Freeland Calls Canada’s Dependence on U.S. Trade a National Security Risk as Ottawa Seeks Other Markets
Canada’s biggest export market is becoming a source of strategic anxiety. Former deputy prime minister Chrystia Freeland says reducing dependence
Canada’s Steel Exports to the U.S. Plunged 60% as Canadian Mills Turn to Buyers at Home
Canada’s steelmakers are searching for replacement orders, and increasingly the next customer is on their own side of the border.
Draft Canada–EU Deal Points to 50 Water Bombers as Canadian Aircraft Maker’s Orders Run Through 2034
A proposed Canada–European Union purchase of 50 water bombers holds out the prospect of stronger wildfire protection on both sides
Carney’s 1-Million-Barrel Pipeline Would Cut U.S. Dependence—But Experts Say Alberta’s Oil Job Boom Won’t Return
Canada could sell more oil to Asia without recreating the hiring frenzy that once transformed northern Alberta. That is the
Canada Holds $465 Billion in U.S. Government Debt as Experts Question Whether Chinese Money Is Hidden in Canadian Accounts
A number buried in American financial records is raising an unusually complicated question about Canada’s role in global markets. The
Trump Boasts He Renamed Lake Ontario ‘Lake America’ During U.S. Election Rally
At a campaign rally in northern Kentucky, Donald Trump returned to a dispute that reaches across the Canadian border without
Stellantis Workers Vote on Strike Mandate After Jeep Production Moves From Ontario to Illinois
For thousands of Canadian autoworkers, the fight over Stellantis has become about much more than wages. It is about whether