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Tim Houston stands at a lectern wearing a red Team Canada hockey jersey. Behind him, just to his left, is Ontario PC Leader Doug Ford. There is a crowd of factory workers looking on from the background, and a sign on the lectern reading "Protect Ontario."

Premiers, feds put first cracks in internal trade barriers

By Joanna Smith

Team U.S.A. goaltender Connor Hellebuyck skates away as Canadian players celebrate Connor McDavid's tournament-winning overtime goal at the 4 Nations Face-Off in Boston, on Feb. 20, 2025.

At this bar in Trump-trodden Washington, no one wants to drop the gloves with Canada

By Joanna Smith

Andy O'Brien, wearing a company smock and netted hat, stands amid towering metal shelves, each tier of which holds trays of produce under bright lights.

How do you make a salad in a trade war? Start with a vertical farm

By Jesse Snyder

A sleek white vehicle driving across a frozen lake, with a backdrop of trees and snow billowing behind it.

Polestar looks to build on its cult status in Canada

By Anita Balakrishnan

A close-up of a spaghetti-like cluster of braided copper cable.

Telus has $500M in copper ready to be mined—right over your head

By David Reevely

A head-and-shoulder shot of MP Ryan Williams standing and speaking in the House of Commons. He's wearing a blue jacket with a blue-and-yellow lapel ribbon, and a purple tie

Conservatives say they’ll go ‘huge’ on open banking if they win power

By Laura Osman

Carmichael: There’s no easy way to fight inflation in a trade war

By Kevin Carmichael

A protestor in Ottawa holds a flag with a Canadian flag on one side and an American flag on the other. The protester is in silhouette, but light shining through the flag makes the US side of the flag visible through the Canadian side.

Are Americans even listening to Canada’s dire tariff warnings?

By Joanna Smith

BDC is pumping almost $1B into Canada’s struggling VC sector

By Catherine McIntyre

Letters that once spelled Amazon on the side of a warehouse

Amazon quit Quebec. This little-known company will try to fill the void

By Martin Patriquin