2027’s CUSMA review looms as U.S.-Mexico talks advance while negotiations with Canada stall.

Deloitte Canada’s chief economist explains why the economy proved resilient in Q2 and why the forecast has changed for 2027.

The U.S. president may come out swinging if Republicans lose both chambers of Congress.

New tariffs on U.S.-made HVACR goods are raising costs for Canadian distributors — pushing some to seek alternatives in Asia.

A new U.S. survey suggests Canada’s tariff strategy and the trade war may be raising the political cost for Trump and Republicans.

The PM is pitching a closer strategic partnership with the EU, but experts say the bloc has no ready-made path to his “unique alliance.”

Democrats are attacking Trump’s tariffs ahead of the midterms, but experts say they remain divided over which trade barriers to keep.

Coalition for a Prosperous America's Charles Benoit says Canada should protect domestic industry and pursue a duty-free auto quota deal.

Trump’s Labour Day targeting of Bombardier raises the stakes in Canada-U.S. tariff fight.

Trade talks remain stalled, and Canada’s new duties on U.S. goods could squeeze Michigan suppliers and wholesalers first, before consumers.

Susan Collins has opposed Trump’s tariffs, but she faces a tough fight for the crossover voters who have kept her in office since 1996.

Canadian planned tariffs on large US-origin motorcycles could test Trump’s reshoring agenda, turning Harley into a symbol before midterms.

Canada’s measured tariff retaliation may pressure Trump, but escalating to energy exports could be more effective — or trigger a backlash.

With Canada’s retaliatory tariffs and Trump threatening 50 per cent duties on autos, experts say private diplomacy is needed, and now.

Trump’s threats and trade pressure may make the Parti Québécois easier to elect, but they make Quebec independence harder to win later.

Pete Hoekstra may not be heading home, but a fast-growing petition shows many Canadians would happily help him pack.

If the U.S. imposes 338 tariffs, Ottawa must weigh whether to retaliate, pursue slow legal action, or simply wait Trump out.

With 50 per cent tariffs looming, Ottawa is trying to determine whether Trump wants real concessions — or simply a political win.

The customs crackdown may push Canadian firms to rethink their U.S. importer, bonding, and broker arrangements.

The U.S. and Canada face a shared problem shaped by climate change, forest type, access, and years of fire suppression.