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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.

Where Trump’s trade war with Canada will go next

By The Logic

Carmichael: To survive Trump, Canada needs to rebuild its east-west ties

By Kevin Carmichael

A truck with "Scan Global Logistics" branding on it near the U.S.-Canada border. A sign above it says "To USA Border" and has arrows for "Trucks Passenger Vehicles" and "Commercial Vehicles."

No, Trump’s tariffs probably won’t hit Canadian software

By Murad Hemmadi

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau speaking at a podium indoors with Foreign Affairs Minister Melanie Joly, Finance Minister Dominic LeBlanc, and Public Safety Minister David McGuinty standing behind. The background has several Canadian flags.

Trump wants to destroy Canada’s economy so he can annex it, Trudeau warns

By Laura Osman and David Reevely

A worker in a white short-sleeve work shirt and white hardhat stands below factory gantries carrying partially assembled bodies of small SUVs. He's wearing safety glasses and marking a piece of paper with a pen.

Here’s how tariffs will bring North America’s auto industry to a standstill

By Anita Balakrishnan

Carmichael: Canada’s premiers are ready to splash the cash to survive a trade war

By Kevin Carmichael

Britain's Prime Minister Keir Starmer and U.S. President Donald Trump shake hands with the British and American flags behind them.

Threat to annex Canada can’t be used to divide U.K and U.S., Starmer says

By David Reevely, Laura Osman and Joanna Smith

Canadian police seize fentanyl and make hundreds of arrests as tariff threat looms large

By Joanna Smith

A photo of Trump in front of a uni-mic wearing an expression of indifference, waving his hand while extending his lower lip. There are two American flags and a gilded coat of arms in the background.

Canada has a week to avoid Trump’s tariffs. There’s no sign it will

By David Reevely

Carmichael: Trump has shocked Canada into trying to solve one of its oldest problems

By Kevin Carmichael