Canada's $27.6 billion retaliatory tariffs now in effect

Canada has implemented counter-tariffs on American goods including milk, perfume, and golf clubs as the trade dispute with the U.S. deepens. The tariffs mark an escalation in what officials are calling a prolonged trade war.

Carney warns of tough economic times ahead

Finance Minister Chrystia Carney delivered a national address cautioning Canadians about economic challenges as retaliatory tariffs take effect. Her remarks underscore government concerns about the trade conflict's domestic impact.

Small businesses caught in trade war crossfire

Analysis suggests Canadian small businesses may become collateral damage in the escalating tariff dispute, facing pressure from both retaliatory measures and potential U.S. counter-responses.

Chrétien offers blunt assessment of trade crisis

Former Prime Minister Jean Chrétien has weighed in on the Canada-U.S. trade war with a candid evaluation of the situation and its implications for the country.

No scheduled talks as counter-tariffs roll out

The Prime Minister's Office confirmed no negotiations are currently scheduled with the U.S. as Canada's retaliatory tariffs take effect, signaling a hardened stance in the dispute.

Trump threatens Bombardier and Canadian dollar

U.S. President Trump has issued threats targeting Canadian aerospace company Bombardier and the Canadian currency amid the escalating trade tensions.

This week deemed 'most important' in trade war

Analysts and officials are characterizing the current week as a critical juncture in the Canada-U.S. trade conflict, with major economic and political implications hanging in the balance.

Canada braces for prolonged trade conflict

Government and business leaders are preparing for an extended trade dispute with the United States, adjusting strategies and expectations for the months ahead.

First frost advisories issued across Canada

Environment Canada has issued early-season frost advisories for parts of the country as temperatures begin to drop, signaling the arrival of fall weather patterns.

Canada must prepare for 5°C warmer future

A new federal climate report warns that Canada needs to act immediately to prepare for a future 5 degrees Celsius hotter, with significant impacts across the country if mitigation efforts are delayed.