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Ontario ditched Starlink. Problem is, it’s got no backup plan

By David Reevely

A truck carries a cargo container at the Port of Vancouver Centerm container terminal as others are stacked under gantry cranes.

Feds announce $5B for businesses to survive tariffs and find new trading partners

By Joanna Smith

A close-up of a red label reading "Canadian grown produce" attached to a shelf in front of Prince Edward Island Russet potatoes.

Canada should turn the trade war into a food fight, new analysis shows

By Laura Osman

Bottles of wine are shown on shelves at a Société des alcools du Québec (SAQ) liquor store in Montreal. French-language signs point out that some are products of Quebec.

Why Canada’s plan to tear down internal trade barriers is a huge deal

By Joanna Smith

Canada’s money-laundering defences are at risk of failing a major audit

By Claire Brownell

U.S. President Donald Trump in a suit speaking passionately at a podium in a legislative setting, gesturing with his arm. Four other individuals including Vice President JD Vance are seated behind the podium.

Automakers get a reprieve from tariffs, but Trump and Trudeau remain at odds

By Joanna Smith

U.S. President Donald Trump in a suit speaking passionately at a podium in a legislative setting, gesturing with his arm. Four other individuals including Vice President JD Vance are seated behind the podium.

Where Trump’s trade war with Canada will go next

By The Logic

A truck with "Scan Global Logistics" branding on it near the U.S.-Canada border. A sign above it says "To USA Border" and has arrows for "Trucks Passenger Vehicles" and "Commercial Vehicles."

No, Trump’s tariffs probably won’t hit Canadian software

By Murad Hemmadi

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau in a suit speaking at a podium and gesturing with his left hand, in a room with modern light fixtures.

Ottawa and provinces promise support for Canadians as trade war begins

By Joanna Smith and Jesse Snyder

Silver prongs hold up a pile of Lindt chocolate atop a black table.

Businesses scramble as Trump’s tariffs kick in

By Claire Brownell and Aimée Look