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A sign in front of the American whiskey section at a Vancouver liquor store after American-made products were removed from shelves in February 2025.

Canadians evenly split on whether retaliation is best way to fight Trump, says poll

By Joanna Smith

Carmichael: The Trump shock marks the end of global finance as we’ve known it

By Kevin Carmichael

What the U.S. Treasuries sell-off means for Canada

By Claire Brownell and David Reevely

A row of trucks pulling white freight trailers lined up on a bridge. The Canadian and U.S. flags stand on the river shore below the bridge, and the prow of a ship is visible on the right side of the frame.

Why Canadian companies are scrambling to adjust to Trump’s new rules on country of origin

By Joanna Smith

Semi-trailer units and tanker trucks queue up beneath a gantry sign reading "Blue Water Bridge to U.S.A.," while three Canada-bound trucks come the other direction, toward the camera.

Canada was spared from Trump’s ‘Liberation Day’ tariffs. Many threats remain

By Joanna Smith

A screen of president Donald Trump appears in front of a stock chart and a chart containing key headlines.

Stock market rout deepens after historic plunge

By Aimée Look and Catherine McIntyre

A shot of bins full of fish being lifted by crane onto a dock, with a large fishing boat in the background.

Why tiny St-Pierre-Miquelon got hit with sky-high tariffs just for the halibut

By David Reevely

Two employees in a factory work under the hood of a large, grey pickup truck that is partially assembled. The doors and front grill of the truck are not yet attached.

Canada fires back at U.S. with auto tariffs equal to Trump’s

By David Reevely

German Chancellor Olaf Scholz talking with two other men in suits at an industrial fair booth with a Canadian flag in the background.

Germany steps up as ally in fight against U.S. auto tariffs

By Anita Balakrishnan

Donald Trump at a podium holding a printed-out chart of tariff percentages for different countries, including China, the European Union, Vietnam, India, Japan and others. The top of the chart says “Reciprocal Tariffs.”

Canada avoids the worst of Trump’s tariffs—for now

By Joanna Smith, David Reevely and Anita Balakrishnan