Conservatives Demand Carney Release Failed U.S. Trade Deal as Parliament Returns to Tariff Fight
Canada’s bruising trade confrontation with the United States is moving back inside the House of Commons. Parliament returned on September
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U.S. Army Corps Starts Review of Canadian-Listed Trilogy Metals’ Alaska Copper Project
A long-discussed mining project in Alaska’s Brooks Range has moved from planning into a more consequential regulatory phase. The U.S.
Canada Moves Toward New Norway Defence Deal as Carney Builds Security Ties Beyond the U.S.
Canada’s push to broaden its security relationships has reached another concrete milestone. Prime Minister Mark Carney and Norwegian Prime Minister
Heinz Is ‘70% Canadian’ to One App and ‘Not Canadian-Owned’ to Another as U.S. Tariff Fight Reaches Grocery Aisles
In a Canadian Press comparison published September 21, Heinz tomato ketchup received three noticeably different descriptions from popular shopping apps.
Canadian Firms Say They’ve Waited Since May for Ottawa Tariff Aid as U.S. Trade War Bites
For manufacturers caught in a fast-moving North American trade fight, four months can feel like an eternity. Canadian industry representatives
Trump’s Canada Tariffs Become Harder for Congress to Undo as Senate Route Closes
President Donald Trump’s latest tariffs on Canadian goods have created a problem for lawmakers who want Congress to challenge them:
17 Things Canadians Forget to Do Before the First Freeze of the Year
The first hard freeze has a habit of exposing all the small jobs that seemed easy to postpone in September.
U.S. Trade War Puts Canada’s Dependence on American Market Back Under the Microscope
For decades, Canada’s extraordinarily close economic relationship with the United States looked more like an advantage than a vulnerability. Geography,
Canada Looks to Double Non-U.S. Exports as Trump Trade Fight Accelerates Asian Push
Canada’s effort to reduce its dependence on the United States is moving from political ambition to a measurable economic target.