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Food prices are on the rise. The cause lies much closer to home—in Canada's policy decisions

The timing of China's 75.8% tariff on Canadian canola seed is no accident. With harvest just weeks away, farmers have little capacity to pivot to alternative buyers

Whether a product qualifies for exemption under the latest tariffs no longer matters if market confidence is eroded, says Charlebois

Boosted tariff pressures call into question progress toward the initial time frame

If Canada and the U.S. can’t strike a deal by July 21, your morning coffee should not remain a casualty of trade politics

With the digital service tax out of the way, Trump is focused on Canada's system of supply management, which controls milk, eggs and poultry supplies

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Trump’s bombastic style aside, his nationalist approach to trade and food policy is forcing global institutions to justify their existence—and that’s a conversation Canada can no longer afford to ignore

The Senate has until Friday to hold a final vote on the legislation

When a system built to protect domestic supply starts relying on emergency imports to feed millions, it’s no longer managing anything—it’s just masking failure

By protecting a shrinking sector with outdated tools, Canada isn’t just coddling dairy farmers—it’s abandoning its credibility, its consumers, and its future as a serious trading nation

Prime Minister Mark Carney says the tariffs are both unlawful and unjustified