U.S. Tariffs May Harm Canadian Public Health: Study
British researchers warn potential U.S. tariffs could disrupt medical supplies, increase food costs, and worsen mental health outcomes in Canada through economic shocks.
British researchers warn potential U.S. tariffs could disrupt medical supplies, increase food costs, and worsen mental health outcomes in Canada through economic shocks.
British PM Keir Starmer and Chinese President Xi Jinping announce a reset in bilateral relations, focusing on trade, investment, and technology cooperation amid global uncertainties.
Canada's trade deficit widened unexpectedly to $2.2 billion in November, driven by significant declines in gold and automotive shipments, while energy exports showed some recovery.
Provincial leaders assemble in the capital for critical discussions on trade, economy, and national unity ahead of pivotal negotiations with the United States.
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer and Chinese President Xi Jinping met in Beijing to bolster bilateral cooperation, while former U.S. President Donald Trump's tariff policies continue to influence international dynamics.
Experts analyze why former U.S. President Donald Trump's threat of 100% tariffs on Canadian goods may have diminished impact on current CUSMA negotiations and bilateral relations.
Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe emphasizes the need to prioritize U.S. trade negotiations during a meeting with the prime minister and provincial leaders in Ottawa, discussing key economic sectors.
Prime Minister Mark Carney faces pressure to secure Canada-U.S.-Mexico Agreement renewal as trade tensions with the U.S. threaten economic stability and tariff-free access.
A political advisor cautions Prime Minister Mark Carney against aggressive posturing as Canada prepares for trilateral trade discussions with the U.S. and Mexico, amid a complex bilateral relationship.
U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent cautions Prime Minister Mark Carney that his anti-Trump rhetoric could harm upcoming CUSMA negotiations with the much larger U.S. economy.
New Brunswick's Port Saint John reports Ontario's exports have more than doubled, highlighting growing interprovincial trade and maritime infrastructure importance in Atlantic Canada.
The United States and Mexico have agreed to begin formal negotiations on potential reforms to the Canada-United States-Mexico Agreement (CUSMA), according to the U.S. Trade Representative's office.
Prime Minister Mark Carney states relations with the U.S. remain positive as CUSMA negotiations approach, while the Bank of Canada maintains its key interest rate at 2.25% amid economic softness.
Canada and India are strengthening trade relations with energy and critical minerals as the foundation, following diplomatic tensions. Canada aims to increase oil exports and provide LNG and uranium to support India's growing energy needs.
Analysis of Europe's crucial position in shaping a successor to the U.S.-led international system, following insights from Mark Carney's Davos speech on global rupture.
The U.S. Supreme Court has not issued a decision on former President Donald Trump's tariffs, three months after expedited hearings. The case remains pending.
Provincial leaders gather in the capital to align positions and discuss strategy prior to upcoming CUSMA trade negotiations with the Trump administration, aiming to protect Canadian interests.
Prime Minister Mark Carney's Davos speech positioning Canada as a middle power leader faces backlash from Donald Trump, who threatens 100% tariffs if Canada finalizes a trade agreement with China, putting CUSMA at risk.
Alberta's business community expresses deep concern as Canada-U.S. trade relations become increasingly volatile, with experts warning of economic repercussions and calling for diversification strategies.
Prime Minister Mark Carney is preparing a diplomatic visit to India to potentially restart comprehensive trade negotiations that stalled over a decade ago amid bilateral tensions.
A new IMF report reveals Canada's interprovincial trade barriers function like a 9% internal tariff, with service sector barriers reaching 40%. Removing these barriers could boost GDP by 7% annually.
Prime Minister Mark Carney reaffirmed his Davos warning about the end of rules-based order in a call with President Trump, emphasizing Canada's trade diversification efforts.
The European Union and India have finalized a landmark free trade agreement after nearly 20 years of negotiations, establishing a massive economic zone and reducing reliance on U.S. and Chinese markets.
Matthew Holmes analyzes Canada's evolving trade relationship with China, highlighting cybersecurity risks, environmental concerns, and job implications as the nation navigates new economic realities.
Analysis of Canada's evolving trade relationship with China, focusing on electric vehicles, cybersecurity, jobs, and strategic positioning in North America.
Donald Trump's threat of 100% tariffs on Canadian goods if Canada pursues a China trade deal confirms Mark Carney's Davos warning about great powers using tariffs as weapons.
Economic experts caution that former President Trump's renewed tariff threats against Canada could damage trade relations and hurt both nations' economies, amid ongoing trade tensions.
Prime Minister Mark Carney's potential crackdown on non-market Chinese imports like tires could safeguard Canadian industries and address U.S. concerns about trade vulnerabilities.
President Trump increases tariffs on South Korean goods, citing legislative delays in approving a trade framework. The move signals ongoing trade tensions and potential global economic disruptions.
Former U.S. President Donald Trump warns of increased tariffs on South Korean products, citing inaction on trade agreements, as global economic tensions simmer.