Quebec Sovereignty Referendum Would Cost at Least $130 Million, PQ Leader Says
Quebec’s sovereignty debate now has a new number attached to it: at least $130 million. Parti Québécois Leader Paul St-Pierre
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Canada’s climate challenge is no longer just about missing a deadline by a few years. New modelling from the Canadian
Former CUSMA Negotiator Warns Canada Can’t Trade-Deal Its Way Out of U.S. Dependence
Canada has spent decades becoming one of the world’s most connected free-trading economies, yet one number still defines its commercial
Canada Can’t Trade Its Way Out of U.S. Dependence, Former CUSMA Negotiator Warns
Canada has spent years building one of the broadest networks of free-trade agreements in the world. Yet one uncomfortable fact
New Brunswick Moves to Shut U.S. Companies Out of $5M-Plus Government Contracts as Trade War Spreads
New Brunswick is turning its government purchasing power into another front in the widening Canada-U.S. trade fight. Premier Susan Holt
Trump Trade War Pushes Canadian Cities to Demand Bigger Infrastructure Response—New Study Says $1 Million Creates Seven Jobs
Canada’s trade fight with the United States is no longer just a story about tariffs at the border. It is
Ontario Opens $1.15 Billion in Tariff Programs to More Businesses After Trump’s Latest Attack
Ontario is widening the financial safety net around businesses exposed to the latest escalation in the Canada–U.S. trade fight. After
Carney Liberals Strip Away a Federal Review Layer for Pipelines and Power Lines as Pressure Builds to Build Faster
Canada’s long-running argument over how quickly major projects should be approved has moved from political promises into regulatory machinery. The
Five U.S. Democratic Senators Say Trump Tariffs Have Cost Families Up to $5,000, Urge Republicans to Break Ranks
Five Democratic senators are escalating their challenge to President Donald Trump’s trade confrontation with Canada, arguing that the dispute is