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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.

Canada’s new online customs system is plagued by glitches

By Joanna Smith

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.

Steel and aluminium talks heat up after Carney’s visit to White House

By Joanna Smith

Carney and Sheinbaum mend ties as the clock ticks on USMCA

By Joanna Smith

A close-up of a U.S. Customs and Border Protection badge on the shoulder of a senior agent.

U.S. ‘trade fraud’ crackdown spells risk for Canadian firms—even if they follow the rules

By Joanna Smith

A high-angle wide shot of Mark Carney at a lectern, with Mélanie Joly standing to his left and a crowd of people behind him. They are in a cavernous, hangar-like building and there is a large segment of airplane fuselage in the distant background.

Carney puts EV mandate on ice, announces $5B for industries hit by tariffs

By Murad Hemmadi and David Reevely

Crushing the trade war: Saskatchewan canola farmers bet on U.S. health-food market

By Joanna Smith

Carney dials back retaliatory tariffs to jump-start trade talks with Trump

By Joanna Smith

Semi-trailer units and tanker trucks queue up beneath a gantry sign reading "Blue Water Bridge to U.S.A.," while three Canada-bound trucks come the other direction, toward the camera.

Canada’s trade data is too slow and overstates trade with U.S., says new report

By Joanna Smith

A robotic arm operates near a large container filled with molten aluminum inside an industrial facility.

The hot, hard truth that’s undermining Donald Trump’s trade war

By Martin Patriquin

Three cars travel along the Trans Canada Highway, with Mount Rundle in the background.

Is it time to rethink how we measure productivity?

By Claire Brownell