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A Canadian flag flutters in the breeze in front of the Peace Tower at the Parliament Buildings in Ottawa, Ontario.

Carmichael: The looming election plunges Canada’s businesses deeper into uncertainty

By Kevin Carmichael

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

Donald Trump’s trade war is coming for your iPhone

By Martin Patriquin

Row of parked vehicles with "Used Cars" flags on a dealership lot, with a white SUV in the front of the row.

Why even used cars could get more expensive in a trade war

By Anita Balakrishnan

Bank of Canada governor Tiff Macklem in a suit and glasses sitting at a table with Canadian flags in the background.

The Bank of Canada cuts its key interest rate by a quarter point

By Kevin Carmichael

A shot of a U.S. border crossing booth with a car pulled over with a border guard at the window. The back of a black pickup truck with a canopy is visible in the foreground as the driver waits for their turn.

U.S. to force long-term visitors from Canada to register as Trump ramps up trade war

By David Reevely, Joanna Smith and Aimée Look

What you need to know about Mark Carney, Canada’s next prime minister

By David Reevely

These companies are already reeling from Trump’s trade war

By Catherine McIntyre

Bottles of wine are shown on shelves at a Société des alcools du Québec (SAQ) liquor store in Montreal. French-language signs point out that some are products of Quebec.

Why Canada’s plan to tear down internal trade barriers is a huge deal

By Joanna Smith

U.S. President Donald Trump in a suit speaking passionately at a podium in a legislative setting, gesturing with his arm. Four other individuals including Vice President JD Vance are seated behind the podium.

Automakers get a reprieve from tariffs, but Trump and Trudeau remain at odds

By Joanna Smith