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A shot of the iconic portico of the U.S. Supreme Court Building, with its Corinthian columns. There is an American flag flying in the foreground.

What the U.S. Supreme Court can do about Trump’s tariffs on Canada—and what it can’t

By Joanna Smith

Ehren Cory sits on stage at The Logic Summit, gesturing as he makes a point to someone off-camera.

Moving fast doesn’t mean ‘rush or ignore,’ says head of Canada Infrastructure Bank

By Joanna Smith

Melanie Woodin sits on stage between a moderator and Vivek Goel, gesturing as she makes a point.

Canada can’t miss its chance to hire top U.S. researchers, university leaders warn

By Anita Balakrishnan

Canadians willing to take economic hit to reduce dependence on U.S., new poll finds

By David Reevely

A dump truck unloads rubble while an excavator moves rocks at a construction site with partially built houses in the background.

Industry pushes for tax break on key equipment to compete with Trump’s America

By Jesse Snyder

Bank of Canada Governor Tiff Macklem is seen during a news conference

Bank of Canada again cuts key interest rate as economy flags in the face of U.S. tariffs

By Kevin Carmichael

Passengers at Vancouver International Airport in Richmond, B.C., on Saturday, April 1, 2017

Senators want Canada to get its own Nexus-style program for domestic travel

By Laura Osman

A close-up of silver-coloured, finely machined autoparts being packed into a box.

Calculating tariffs on steel and aluminum products like ‘unscrambling an omelette,’ says Linamar CEO

By Joanna Smith

A diptych of Doug Ford and Donald Trump. Ford is on the left, in a grey suit and pink tie. Trump is behind a microphone, and wearing a blue jacket and red tie.

Businesses hope Trump will resume trade talks after Ontario cuts short its U.S. ad blitz

By Joanna Smith

A scenic shot of towering wind turbines and high-tension power transmission lines taken in the rolling farm country of southwestern Alberta. The east slope of the Rocky Mountains rises in the background.

Alberta doesn’t have the electricity to power its AI data dreams

By Jesse Snyder