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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

The nose cones and open hatches of two F-35 fighter jets are visible in this shot. The aircraft are parked on asphalt and there is a ground-crew member in coveralls and sunglasses walking past them, pulling a toolkit on wheels.

Trump’s tariff mania shoots holes in economic case for buying F-35s

By David Reevely

An autoworker in a white overcoat, green hat, face mask and protective glasses works on a partially constructed vehicle on a Honda assembly line.

Auto industry warns it could shut down within two weeks as Trump’s tariffs hit

By Anita Balakrishnan

A worker is seen working on an auto assembly line. There are two black 4x4 Chevrolet trucks in front of and behind him.

Trump hits cars made outside U.S. with 25% tariff in major blow to Canadian industry

By Anita Balakrishnan and Joanna Smith

U.S. President Donald Trump and Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau seen wearing suits and in mid-conversation.

Memo for Trudeau on key Trump call had few hints of chaos to come

By Joanna Smith

View of brown art-deco building on a Toronto city street scene, surrounded by buildings as a streetcar, and cars pass by at intersection.

Canada’s fintechs are surging—against all odds

By Claire Brownell

Quebec has a secret weapon in the trade war

By Martin Patriquin