B.C. Premier Eby calling for PM Carney to expand the scope of Canada’s retaliation beyond counter-tariffs – saying it doesn’t make sense for us to be buying billions in American fighter jets, or exporting their coal.

Trump is just saying the quiet part out loud

Joseph McCabe of AutoForecast Solutions says the more pressure the U.S. puts on Canada, the more opportunities China will find to enter North American markets. He says the U.S. should be “pro-Canada,” and imposing 50% auto tariffs would be a mistake. McCabe warns that the tariffs will drive up prices, pushing consumers to look for alternatives.

Deepening trade war between two long-term allies descends into insults and recrimination

Updated Aug 25, 2026, 10:55 AM GMT Dave Chan/AFP via Getty Images; Jim Watson/AFP via Getty Images The dog days of summer don't mean the US and Canada are easing up their trade war. After talks between the sides fell apart, more tariffs were enacted or threatened over the weekend and on Monday. BI's Kelsey Vlamis and Truman Dickerson have a list of some of the more popular products that have recently been hit with 50% tariffs. (Apologies, hockey players.) The latest tariffs affect about 5% of

WASHINGTON (AP) — The Trump administration is preparing to revoke the business

Iceland, the only Nato member without a military, grows unsettled by the looming threat of Russian submarines

Our posture all but guarantees retaliation from the U.S. administration

Where Donald Trump sees leverage, Mark Carney sees an opportunity for Canada—and the rest of the world is taking notes.

What are they fighting for? More expensive cans of Coke? Higher grocery bills?

Icebreakers just one example of how America needs uniquely Canadian expertise.

Premier Doug Ford called the US president a "loser," prompting Trump to present “Lake America” in big gold letters on a map

Former Alberta premier Jason Kenney is questioning why the province is taking

The measures will hit 900 items, including everything from honey to clothing