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Foreign governments are spending $1.4 billion a year propping up sugar industries. The impact reaches far beyond the farm.

The American Sugar Alliance says sugar markets are heavily distorted by government subsidies and trade protections, creating challenges for American producers.

Starting September 29th, Canadian dairy and other goods face a U.S. ban as Trump pushes back on what he sees as unfair trade practices hurting American farmers.

The Liberals won all three byelections on the heels of Carney withdrawing Canada from USMCA talks, a move that's boosted the government's approval numbers more than any other issue in recent polling.

Canada's new tariffs on U.S. steel and aluminum start Tuesday, and farmers on both sides of the border are bracing for higher equipment costs.

Senate Democrats are pushing back hard on Trump's new tariffs, introducing a bill to reverse them and rein in presidential power to impose more.

Tariffs on Canadian goods face a last-minute delay, easing tensions and allowing for more talks between the U.S. and Canada.

Trade deficits with Mexico, Vietnam, and South Korea hit record highs in June, even as the overall U.S. trade gap narrowed for the first half of the year.

A federal agency is looking into whether rising lamb imports have seriously harmed U.S. sheep operations.

Canada's new Strategic Exports Office aims to double non-U.S. exports over a decade, targeting aerospace, defense, energy, and infrastructure.