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A head-and-shoulder shot of Rajiv Gupta seated next to a window that gives a blurred reflection of his image. Gupta's head is shaven. He's wearing a grey blazer and white open-necked shirt.

Trade war or not, Canada will keep working with the U.S. on cybersecurity

By David Reevely

A picture in the Oval Office with a slightly out-of-focus Donald Trump at the desk and a row of men seated in chairs in front of him and photographers standing nearby. The closest man in a chair has turned to smile at the camera

Carmichael: Trump defies the laws of economics because he doesn’t believe in them

By Kevin Carmichael

A shot down a centre aisle of Justin Trudeau on a stage, holding a mic and addressing a crowd. There is a row of people seated behind him, and his backdrop is a floor-to-ceiling Canadian flag.

Leaked audio: Trudeau says Trump wants to annex Canada for its critical minerals

By Joanna Smith and Murad Hemmadi

Pierre Fitzgibbon in a suit speaking at a podium with a microphone in front of him.

Legault would likely now support major LNG project in Quebec, says Fitzgibbon

By Martin Patriquin

A partly assembled airplane sits in a hangar, surrounded by stairs and scaffolding. Four workers can be seen around the plane and in the background.

Trump’s trade war could decimate North America’s aerospace industry

By Aimée Look

TMX CEO says Canada needs a ‘clear vision’ after tariff respite

By Aimée Look

A shot of Trump and Trudeau seated several feet apart with a flower arrangement between them. There are gold-hued curtains and U.S. and Canadian flags behind them.

Trump gives Canada 30-day reprieve on tariffs after calls with Trudeau

By David Reevely

Trump’s trade war with Canada has sent markets into chaos

By Claire Brownell

A shot of Pierre Poilievre speaking into a microphone at a lectern, against a black background. He's wearing a dark suit and there's a sign on the lectern reading "Canada First."

Tariff threat pushes provinces and feds a step closer to fixing internal trade

By Joanna Smith

An overhead shot of a sprawling produce section in a Loblaws supermarket. The floor is bright red and there are tables piled high with fruit and vegetables. There are a few shoppers scattered throughout the shot.

Canada’s tariff target list covers U.S. products from soup to nuts

By Joanna Smith