Every report in this developing story, from the first to the latest.
President Trump announced a 50% tariff on all Canadian vehicles, auto parts, and steel starting in 2027, escalating a trade dispute that has already halted cross-border talks.
As the US-Canada trade war escalates, provincial leaders are weighing the immediate disruption of electricity export cuts against the long-term structural leverage of withholding critical minerals.
Effective September 8, Canada will levy tariffs ranging from 15% to 50% on $27.6 billion CAD of U.S.
The recent invocation of a long-dormant 1930 trade statute has opened a new legal frontier for executive tariff authority.
The United States has enacted sweeping 50% tariffs on Canadian dairy and agricultural imports following the breakdown of bilateral trade talks.
Facing a proposed 50% import tariff on Canadian-built vehicles, Honda is reevaluating its North American manufacturing footprint to protect its best-selling models.
The European Union has proposed integrating Canada into its single market framework to bypass American trade barriers, prompting immediate tariff threats from Washington.
Hours before a sweeping US import ban on Canadian alcohol, dairy, and motorcycles takes effect, President Donald Trump predicted a new trade agreement is weeks away.