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British Columbia’s sudden election campaign has begun with two sharply different explanations for why the province should be voting at

A new legal argument is adding another layer of complexity to Canada’s escalating tariff fight with the United States. A

Canada’s political conversation is increasingly being shaped by what happens south of the border. The latest Nanos weekly federal tracking,

A corporate sale has changed the name above the door at one of Canada’s major steel and pipe businesses, but

The Canadian dollar is facing a difficult combination of pressures just as Canada’s trade relationship with the United States enters

Canadian satellite operator Telesat is approaching a financial deadline that could shape the next chapter of one of the country’s

Canada’s effort to find more customers beyond the United States is starting to look less like a temporary response to

A trade fight designed in part to encourage American manufacturing is producing a strikingly different result at one Buffalo-area factory.

A customs change taking effect in the United States today lands at an awkward moment for Canadian e-commerce sellers already