Fact-checking Trump's claims about Canada used to justify tariffs
US President Donald Trump has said his tariffs on Canadian goods are necessary to force action on the migrants and drugs entering the United States through its northern border. He has also described billions of dollars in daily cross-border trade as a US subsidy and claimed Canada would not be "viable as a country" without it.
Justin Trudeau, in his final week as Prime Minister, tells Donald Trump to shove it.
Toyota Canada has joined the Northern Super League's list of sponsors ahead of the new Canadian women's league April kickoff.
White House economic adviser Kevin Hassett said on Sunday he was hopeful a dispute with Canada over accusations of the deadly ...
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Canada announces funding for Northern Mosaic NetworkT he Northern Mosaic Network has received over $300,000 in funding to support 2SLGBTQIA+ entrepreneurs in the Northwest ...
A bald eagle was captured doing battle with a bird-flu-riddled Canada goose — in what is being called a metaphor for the tariff battle between the US and its northern neighbor.
saying the expansion of the military's presence strengthens Canada's "strategic presence" in the Arctic and reinforces its commitment to northern communities. "Sovereignty is not just a concept ...
And do we have a sense yet of how this all is going to impact Maine?
White House economic advisor Kevin Hassett expressed hope that a dispute with Canada over fentanyl opioid entering the US across its northern border could be resolved by March-end.
President Trump signed twin executive orders on Thursday to pause tariffs for one month on imports that are subject to a ...
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