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A close-up of a made-in-Canada stamp on the end of a cylindrical piece of raw aluminum.

It turns out Trump does need something from Canada—aluminum

By Joanna Smith

A row of protest signs bearing messages like "End Uyghur Forced Labour."

Rushing law to curb forced labour risks adding red tape with little effect, critics warn

By Joanna Smith

A shot of white chickens with their heads sticking out of cages in a large egg barn. A trough below the cages contains eggs laid by the chickens.

Canada is struggling to collect $311M in duties for fraudulently labelled U.S. chicken

By Joanna Smith

A low-angle shot of a truck carrying vehicles across the bridge at the Canada-U.S. border in Sarnia, Ont. The U.S. and Canadian flags are flying in the foreground.

Why Canada’s wait-and-see approach to U.S. trade talks just might work

By Joanna Smith

A close-up of cylindrical pipe fittings in a stack. They are green on the outside and threaded on the inside. The stamps on their exteriors reads "Made in Canada."

The problem with Canada’s counter-tariffs on U.S. steel

By Joanna Smith

A shot of a tall building in a Ford auto assembly complex, surrounded by an empty parking lot.

Ontario to join feds in backing Ford’s Oakville plant revamp

By David Reevely

Blurred red, white and black cars zoom down a street in front of Ford’s Oakville, Ont., assembly plant on Friday April 5, 2024.

Canada awards Ford $464M to make F-Series trucks in Ontario

By Murad Hemmadi, Anita Balakrishnan and Joanna Smith

A close-up of a worker welding in an industrial plant; there is a Canadian flag on the wall in the background.

Feds announce another $1.5B to help businesses hit hard by U.S. tariffs

By Joanna Smith

U.S. President Donald Trump and Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney in suits, sitting and talking in the Oval Office with gold decor.

More than three-quarters of you are happy with how Carney has handled Trump

By Emma Buchanan

A low-angle close-up of Jamieson Greer.

U.S. cites Canada’s cloud sovereignty push as a trade irritant

By Joanna Smith