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Canadian Small Businesses to Bear Brunt of New U.S. Tariffs
Honey, cosmetic and other exporters now face 50% levies.
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Trump Signs Executive Order to Rename Lake Ontario ‘Lake America’
The move to rename the lake on the U.S.-Canada border came as the president escalated his dispute with America’s northern neighbor.
U.S. and Canada Are Bracing for Prolonged Trade Dispute
Few are seeing an offramp as Trump faces political pressures in advance of the midterm elections.
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The Canadian Bad Cop on the Front Lines of the U.S. Trade War
Ontario leader Doug Ford has urged Prime Minister Mark Carney to take a hard line with Washington and hurled insults at President Trump.
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Trump Threatens 50% Tariff on Vehicles and Parts From Canada
The move, which would take effect in January, is the latest in the rapidly escalating trade war between the two neighbors.
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Canada’s Carney Puts His ‘No Deal Is Better Than a Bad Deal’ Doctrine to the Test
The prime minister ’s approach has broad support from the Canadian public and his political opponents, but it isn’t without risks.
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U.S., Canada Spiral Toward Trade War
Canada responded to new U.S. tariffs with levies of its own as the two sides trade blame for collapse of talks.
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U.S. Imposes 50% Tariffs on Some Canadian Goods After Last-Ditch Talks Fail
Negotiations between the neighboring countries broke down Friday night and Ottawa said it would impose retaliatory tariffs on U.S. goods.
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Trump Pauses 50% Tariff on Some Canadian Products
The levies were set to affect 5% of Canadian exports to the U.S. and risked escalation into a broader trade conflict.
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Why Canada’s Booze Ban Is Such a Sore Point in Trade Talks
U.S. politicians are crying foul as California Merlots, Kentucky bourbons and Tennessee whiskeys disappear from Canadian shelves.
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