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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

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 black-and-white image of an empty office space with the word "Ssense" visible on one wall.

Ssense to file for creditor protection as lenders look to sell the company

By Catherine McIntyre

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Canada’s snowbirds are still planning to flock to the U.S. in droves

By Andrew Seale

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

By Joanna Smith

A close-up of a worker welding in an industrial plant; there is a Canadian flag on the wall in the background.

Carmichael: Canada’s young workers are getting crushed

By Kevin Carmichael

Tariffs will unleash a wave of Canadian credit union mergers, industry leaders say

By Aimée Look

A portrait-style shot of Linda Hasenfratz in an open city square, with trees and glass office towers in the background. She is wearing a black dress jacket and has her hands clasped in front of her.

Canada must fight for USMCA or face auto sector shutdown, Linamar chair warns

By Anita Balakrishnan

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