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Why Japan wants the USMCA to survive

By Joanna Smith

A wide shot of the courtyard at the Palacio Nacional in Mexico City, which is draped with large banners bearing the colours and emblems of the Canadian and Mexican flags. Mark Carney and Claudia Sheinbaum are walking toward a red-carpeted entrance, with other dignitaries standing to their right.

For Canada and Mexico, everything rides on the USMCA

By Joanna Smith

A shot taken through a crowd of reporters and boom mics showing Mark Carney seated beside Donald Trump in yellow chairs in the Oval Office. Seated before them on sofas are senior members of the leaders' respecting cabinets.

Steel and aluminium talks heat up after Carney’s visit to White House

By Joanna Smith

Carney and Sheinbaum mend ties as the clock ticks on USMCA

By Joanna Smith

A wide shot of Canada Post trucks parked in a compound.

The end of de minimis deals a brutal blow to Canada Post

By Laura Osman

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

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

By Joanna Smith

A close-up of Dominic LeBlanc at a news conference. Prime Minister Mark Carney is visible, out of focus, over LeBlanc's left shoulder.

Canada’s harder line on foreign steel a key step toward a deal with U.S., says LeBlanc

By Joanna Smith

A row of trucks pulling white freight trailers lined up on a bridge. The Canadian and U.S. flags stand on the river shore below the bridge, and the prow of a ship is visible on the right side of the frame.

Canadian exporters rushed to use North American trade pact after Trump gave carve-out

By Joanna Smith

A composite photo of Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney and the President of Mexico, Claudia Sheinbaum.

How Canada’s business and political leaders are patching things up with Mexico

By Joanna Smith