Mark Carney

With a hefty $25 billion backing, Canada is stepping up to support ambitious projects that could redefine the nation's economic landscape.

With only 21% of Canadians feeling positive about the U.S. under Trump, the trust factor seems to be hanging by a thread.

Change is in the air as Canada’s Prime Minister lays out a bold vision for the future. What does this mean for trade and agriculture?

Canada's making moves with China, aiming to lower tariffs on canola. This could be a game changer for Canadian growers.

For Canada, the year 2025 will stand out as historic in many ways, not least of which was Mark Carney replacing Justin Trudeau as the country’s new Prime Minister.

The trade issues of steel, aluminum, and energy dominated recent discussions between Canada and the U.S. in Washington D. C.

Several recently released economic reports say that, in the first six months of this year, Canada’s economy did better than had been expected, posting around 2% growth.

Mark Carney has announced that Canada has implemented plans to restrict imports of foreign steel to help Canada’s manufacturers hit by tariffs imposed by the Trump administration.

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney recently said the clock is ticking on a 30-day schedule for the U.S. to put a trade deal framework in place with Canada, with that deadline set at July 21st.  Carney also said his government has a plan in place if that deadline is not met.  Ca...

President Trump recently signed an order that doubled tariffs on all imported steel and aluminum products from 25% to 50%, to take effect immediately for the American market.  The U.S. is the largest importer of steel in the world after the European Union and is the world’s largest aluminum importer. It currently gets m...