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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

Carmichael: Doug Ford’s rah-rah routine masks an inconvenient truth

By Kevin Carmichael

A wide shot of Canada Post trucks parked in a compound.

The end of de minimis deals a brutal blow to Canada Post

By Laura Osman

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.

Small merchants rush to claim USMCA carve-out as de minimis ends

By Joanna Smith

A shot of Lisa Cook with her right hand raised and her left hand resting on two large books. Jerome Powell is in the foreground with his back to the camera.

Carmichael: There’s upside for Canada in Trump’s attack on the Fed

By Kevin Carmichael

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

By Joanna Smith

A shot of Mark Carney and Doug Ford at a press conference table, leaning their heads toward each other as they confer privately. There are microphones on the table, and a red backdrop behind them.

Carmichael: Canada’s governments are making big bets. Now it’s the private sector’s turn

By Kevin Carmichael

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

Trump halts trade talks with Canada in fit of pique over tax on American tech giants

By Joanna Smith and Laura Osman

A lower-angle shot of Robert F. Kennedy Jr. behind a lectern with the U.S. presidential seal on the front. He is pointing off-camera. Donald Trump is standing to Kennedy's left.

Trump’s trade war will lead to drug shortages in Canada, new report warns

By David Reevely