LNG Canada’s $33B Expansion Turns to Chinese Steel as Ottawa Pushes ‘Buy Canadian’
Canada has just celebrated one of the largest private investments in its history, but one part of the $33-billion LNG
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Stellantis Adds Three More Windsor Shutdown Weeks Over Tariffs Even as Canadian Sales Rise 4%
Stellantis workers in Windsor are facing another stretch of uncertainty just as the automaker is reporting stronger Canadian sales for
Canada Joins 100-Million-Barrel Fuel Release as G7 Rules Out Energy Export Bans Between Members
Canada has joined a new G7 effort to calm a fuel market strained by war, disrupted shipping and unusually tight
Canada Is Opening Three More European Trade Offices as Exporters Look Beyond the U.S.
Canada’s effort to sell more goods and services outside the United States is becoming increasingly visible on the ground. Export
65% of Canadian Small Businesses Say U.S. Trade Fight Hit Them—52% of Those Say Business Is Worse
Canadian small businesses are feeling the Canada–U.S. trade fight far beyond loading docks and border crossings. New research from Merchant
Manulife Closes $3.2B Long-Term-Care Risk Transfer With Munich Re’s U.S. Arm
Manulife has completed another major step in shrinking one of the more unpredictable parts of its legacy insurance portfolio. The
New Study Warns Tariffs on Canadian Electricity Would Raise U.S. Power Prices and Grid Risks
Electricity rarely attracts the same trade-war attention as steel, automobiles or lumber, but a new study suggests putting tariffs on
Canada-U.S. Trade Talks Leave G20 Without Breakthrough as Trump Official Calls Key Issues ‘Difficult’
Canada and the United States left the G20 trade ministers’ meeting in Milwaukee with their negotiating channel still open but
58% of Canadians Say They’re Avoiding U.S. Goods—71% of Liberal Voters vs. 46% of Conservatives: Poll
A trade dispute that once seemed confined to tariff schedules and negotiating rooms is increasingly showing up in Canadian shopping