Alberta's business community expresses deep concern as Canada-U.S. trade relations become increasingly volatile, with experts warning of economic repercussions and calling for diversification strategies.
Prime Minister Mark Carney is preparing a diplomatic visit to India to potentially restart comprehensive trade negotiations that stalled over a decade ago amid bilateral tensions.
A new IMF report reveals Canada's interprovincial trade barriers function like a 9% internal tariff, with service sector barriers reaching 40%. Removing these barriers could boost GDP by 7% annually.
Prime Minister Mark Carney reaffirmed his Davos warning about the end of rules-based order in a call with President Trump, emphasizing Canada's trade diversification efforts.
The European Union and India have finalized a landmark free trade agreement after nearly 20 years of negotiations, establishing a massive economic zone and reducing reliance on U.S. and Chinese markets.
Matthew Holmes analyzes Canada's evolving trade relationship with China, highlighting cybersecurity risks, environmental concerns, and job implications as the nation navigates new economic realities.
Analysis of Canada's evolving trade relationship with China, focusing on electric vehicles, cybersecurity, jobs, and strategic positioning in North America.
Donald Trump's threat of 100% tariffs on Canadian goods if Canada pursues a China trade deal confirms Mark Carney's Davos warning about great powers using tariffs as weapons.
Economic experts caution that former President Trump's renewed tariff threats against Canada could damage trade relations and hurt both nations' economies, amid ongoing trade tensions.
Prime Minister Mark Carney's potential crackdown on non-market Chinese imports like tires could safeguard Canadian industries and address U.S. concerns about trade vulnerabilities.
President Trump increases tariffs on South Korean goods, citing legislative delays in approving a trade framework. The move signals ongoing trade tensions and potential global economic disruptions.
Former U.S. President Donald Trump warns of increased tariffs on South Korean products, citing inaction on trade agreements, as global economic tensions simmer.
Prime Minister Mark Carney's pursuit of a trade agreement with China has provoked a severe response from U.S. President Donald Trump, who threatens 100% tariffs on Canadian goods, risking Canada's position in North American trade.
The European Union and India have successfully concluded a significant trade agreement, marking a major step in their economic partnership and global trade relations.
Prime Minister Mark Carney ties former U.S. President Donald Trump's renewed tariff warnings to sensitive discussions around the Canada-U.S.-Mexico Agreement as trade tensions escalate.
Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe argues that Canada's economic future depends on pragmatic engagement with China rather than isolationism, highlighting recent trade successes.
A new trade deal between Canada and China has provoked outrage from former U.S. President Donald Trump, who is threatening retaliatory tariffs. The agreement is expected to reshape North American trade dynamics.
U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent suggests Prime Minister Mark Carney performed an 'about-face' on China trade policy, warning of potential 100% tariffs from the U.S. if Canada pursues deeper agreements with Beijing.
Canadian Foreign Minister Anita Anand reaffirms commitment to diversifying trade away from the U.S. as Energy Minister heads to India for energy talks, despite Trump administration tariff threats.
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney is expected to visit India in early March, as Canada intensifies its trade pivot strategy, according to diplomatic sources.
China clarifies its trade agreement with Canada is independent, not a reaction to U.S. tariffs, amid ongoing international economic tensions and diplomatic discussions.
Former U.S. President Donald Trump claims Canada is 'destroying itself' through trade with China, even suggesting a threat to ice hockey, amid broader geopolitical tensions.
Former U.S. President Donald Trump claims Canada is harming itself through trade with China, while Canadian officials, including Mark Carney, assert no plans for a free trade deal with Beijing.
U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent questions PM Mark Carney's apparent reversal on China trade policy, warning of potential 100% U.S. tariffs amid CUSMA renegotiation talks.
Prime Minister Mark Carney clarifies Canada will not pursue a free trade agreement with China, emphasizing strategic global trade relationships amid international tensions.
Former U.S. President Donald Trump threatens 100% tariffs on Canada if it pursues trade with China, casting uncertainty over upcoming CUSMA negotiations.
Donald Trump's renewed tariff threats against Canada over China ties inject uncertainty into upcoming CUSMA negotiations. Analysts warn losing the trade deal could push Canadian export tariffs significantly higher, devastating key industries.
Prime Minister Mark Carney is scheduled to travel extensively in 2026 to pursue international trade agreements, amid rising geopolitical tensions and tariff threats from the United States.
Prime Minister Mark Carney faces criticism for prioritizing political messaging over Canada's interests amid Donald Trump's tariff threats over a potential China trade deal.
Economic analysts and business leaders caution that former President Donald Trump's renewed tariff threats against Canada would inflict significant financial damage on both nations, disrupting trade and raising consumer prices.