Joly Warns American-Owned Stelco It Faces Forced Sale of Canadian Assets Over 500 Job Cuts
Canada’s fight to protect its steel industry has taken a dramatic turn. Industry Minister Mélanie Joly has warned American-owned Stelco
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U.S. Federal Reserve Report Finds Trump Tariffs Disrupting Trade With Canada as Canadian Tourist Spending Falls
The economic consequences of growing tensions between Canada and the United States are becoming harder for American businesses to ignore.
Ford Says Canada Must Prepare for U.S. Tariffs to Stay Long After Trump Leaves Office
For decades, Canadian manufacturers built their businesses around a straightforward assumption: the United States would remain their most dependable customer.
Carney Government Targets India Trade Deal by Year-End as Trump Tariffs Push Canada Beyond the U.S.
Canada is accelerating efforts to secure a major trade agreement with India before the end of 2026, as Prime Minister
Trump Says Canada Will Become the ‘51st State’ Because America ‘Doesn’t Need Them’ During Arizona Rally
Donald Trump has revived one of his most controversial claims about Canada, telling supporters at an Arizona rally that the
Trump’s New ‘U.S. Content’ Rules Take Effect for Canadian Steel, Aluminum and Copper Exports
A new American customs rule took effect on October 14, 2026, adding another layer of complexity to Canadian manufacturers’ trade
Cost of Living Worries 64% of Canadians as Concern About Trump Falls to 40%, But Liberals Still Lead Conservatives 46–34: Poll
The price of groceries, housing and everyday necessities is weighing heavily on Canadians, yet growing frustration over household expenses has
Freeland Calls Europe’s Concessions to Trump a ‘Historic’ Blunder, Questions Another Canada–U.S. Deal
A trade agreement is supposed to give businesses certainty. Former Canadian deputy prime minister Chrystia Freeland is questioning whether any
Canada Opens New Paris Export Office as Ottawa Pushes Business Beyond U.S. Market
Canada is opening another door to European business as uncertainty over its trading relationship with the United States pushes companies