International Business

Province would be first in Canada to unconditionally remove all current exceptions to interprovincial free trade

Central bank signaled it would “proceed carefully” in setting future rates

Government intends to provide temporary relief for goods imported from the U.S.

Ottawa’s response to the trade war isn’t a strategy—it’s economic self-sabotage masquerading as political bravery

Multinational effort also could send a strong message to the Trump administration

U.S. president increases tariffs on Chinese imports to 125%

Thirty two per cent of firms are now planning for a recession in Canada over the coming year

When trade tensions rise, the true test isn’t in Parliament—it’s in the produce aisle

While Trump’s latest tariffs spared North American food trade, Canada remains entangled in costly disputes with China, India and the U.S.—and our agri-food sector can’t afford to stay on the defensive

Goods imported under CUSMA will not face tariffs, while those outside the deal will see a 10% tariff