U.S. Ambassador Offers Help After Wainwright Tragedy

U.S. Ambassador Pete Hoekstra has offered Canada assistance following the Wainwright tragedy, according to CBC.

Canadian Woman Dies in U.S. After Fearing Detention

A Canadian woman living in the U.S. died after fears of detention prevented her from seeking medical care, reported by CBC. Global News reports she feared crossing through British Columbia to get medical care.

Trump Administration Removes Some 50% Tariffs on Canadian Goods

Reports from CBC, CTV News, Global News and NBC News say the U.S. is removing some 50% tariffs on Canadian products while adding others, amid pressure ahead of the midterm elections.

GOP Senator Announces Tariff Exemptions

A Republican senator announced tariff exemptions for some Canadian goods, as Trump says Canada is working hard to make a deal, according to National Post.

Trump Says Canada Trade Deal Is Close

Trump says a deal with Canada is close but that he holds "all the cards," according to CTV News.

Carney Rejects Claims of Interference in U.S. Midterms

Prime Minister Mark Carney says claims that Canada is interfering in U.S. midterm elections have "no merit," according to CBC.

Carney Defends Trade With Countries That Do Not Share Canada's Values

Prime Minister Carney has defended doing business with countries that do not share Canada's values, according to CBC.

Joly Proposes Aluminum Rolling Mill in Canada

Industry Minister Mélanie Joly wants to build an aluminum rolling mill in Canada, according to CTV News.

Canada Enters Early Flu Season as Vaccines Roll Out

Canada has entered an early flu season as vaccines begin to be distributed, according to Global News.