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

By Joanna Smith

A close-up of Dominic LeBlanc at a news conference. Prime Minister Mark Carney is visible, out of focus, over LeBlanc's left shoulder.

Canada’s harder line on foreign steel a key step toward a deal with U.S., says LeBlanc

By Joanna Smith

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.

Canadian exporters rushed to use North American trade pact after Trump gave carve-out

By Joanna Smith

A composite photo of Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney and the President of Mexico, Claudia Sheinbaum.

How Canada’s business and political leaders are patching things up with Mexico

By Joanna Smith

Two workers at an oil rig. A red sign behind them says, "STOP BEWARE OF DANGER ZONE."

As tariffs loomed, Canada’s oilpatch scrambled to catch up on its paperwork

By Jesse Snyder

An autoworker in a white overcoat, green hat, face mask and protective glasses works on a partially constructed vehicle on a Honda assembly line.

Auto industry warns it could shut down within two weeks as Trump’s tariffs hit

By Anita Balakrishnan

A parcel sits on a concrete floor with peeling paint beside a black line. The word "Québec" is painted on one side of the line; "N.Y." on the other.

Why so many of Canada’s exports to the U.S. fall outside the USMCA

By Joanna Smith

U.S. President Donald Trump speaking into a microphone.

Carmichael: The art of trade war

By Kevin Carmichael

An overhead view of white Honda vehicles on a production line.

What the Trump tariffs mean for Canada’s EV industry

By Anita Balakrishnan

Republican presidential candidate former President Donald Trump in a black suit and red tie, raising up his right hand made into a fist.

Carmichael: Uncertainty is the new normal. Businesses and policymakers need to adjust

By Kevin Carmichael