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A tariff dispute that began with higher costs at the border is increasingly changing decisions made inside Canadian factories, warehouses

A street sign in Ottawa has become an unusually visible marker of how much the Canada–U.S. relationship has changed. On

There is an unusual twist emerging from the latest Canada-U.S. trade fight. Tariffs that hurt Canadian lumber producers could, under

British Columbia’s escalating confrontation with the United States is no longer just a matter for trade officials and exporters. It

Canada’s long economic relationship with the United States was built around an assumption that became almost invisible: whatever political disputes

Prime Minister Mark Carney has disclosed that Canada examined a scenario that would once have sounded almost unthinkable: the possibility

Seventy per cent of Canadians now say they support the idea of Canada becoming an associate member of the European

A 50% tariff sounds like the kind of shock that should rip straight through a manufacturer’s financial results. For Canadian

Canada’s effort to reduce its economic dependence on the United States is moving deeper into Southeast Asia. On September 24,