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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

A photo illustration with an image of Janice Charette in the foreground, and a bridge and the U.S. Capitol dome in the background.

Meet the fixer Carney called to save Canada-U.S. trade talks

By Joanna Smith

A head-and-shoulder close-up of Pierre Poilievre at a lectern, against a blue backdrop.

Poilievre pitches critical-mineral stockpile as leverage in trade talks with the U.S.

By Laura Osman and Joanna Smith

Donald Trump holding up a board bearing the names of countries and tariff rates. He's standing behind a lectern bearing the U.S. presidential seal.

The U.S. Supreme Court has struck down Trump’s tariffs. Here’s what happens next

By Laura Osman and David Reevely

Shipping containers stacked at a busy port terminal, with cranes and transport vehicles operating under a clear sky.

Regulator claims shippers are using Canada to end-run U.S. taxes

By Joanna Smith