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A shot from the bottom of a flight of red brick stairs of Dominic LeBlanc emerging from a building, with Janice Charette and Mark Wiseman in single file behind him.

Canada pulls out of trade talks at last moment, citing ‘unfair’ changes by U.S.

By Laura Osman

A shot taken through a crowd of reporters and boom mics showing Mark Carney seated beside Donald Trump in yellow chairs in the Oval Office. Seated before them on sofas are senior members of the leaders' respecting cabinets.

Negotiators work on fine print of deal that would spare Canada new U.S. tariffs

By Joanna Smith

Workers in bright orange safety gear walk through a spacious industrial warehouse with machinery surrounded by yellow railings and a Canadian flag overhead.

Trade talks go into final hours with new U.S. tariffs set to hit Canada

By Joanna Smith

Canada ‘can’t even talk about anything else’ if Trump makes good on latest tariff threat

By Joanna Smith

Canada Goose shrugs off Trump’s 50% tariff threat

By David Reevely

A low-angle shot of Mark Carney taken outside the Prime Minister’s Office. The stone edifice housing the PMO looms in the background.

Carney says trade talks to heat up after Trump’s latest tariff threats

By Laura Osman 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.

Trump renews trade attack on Canada, slapping 50% tariffs on a slew of exports

By David Reevely and Laura Osman

A shot of a crowded commercial walkway in the resort town of Banff, Alta.

Carmichael: Services are Canada’s true ace in the game of global trade

By Kevin Carmichael

A high-angle shot of workers sorting and packing lettuce along conveyors in an industrial facility.

Carmichael: The age-old trade problem Carney’s trying to solve with food

By Kevin Carmichael

The U.S. has chosen not to extend CUSMA. Here’s what happens next

By Joanna Smith