Canada and Europe have been quick take action after President Donald Trump's steel and aluminium tariffs came into effect.

Trusting the Liberals on carbon taxes is like Charlie Brown trusting Lucy is going to hold the football for him. How many times are Canadians going to fall for the same gag worthy of a comic strip but ...

The EU and Canada have announced swift retaliations to Donald Trump's tariffs (though Australia and the UK have been more cautious), and the bad headlines just keep coming for Peter Dutton.

If history is any indication, the next two weeks will tell us whether the surge in support for the Liberal Party of Canada was a mirage, or whether it’s political history in the making.

The Trump administration's uncompromising approach to tariffs appears to have sparked a trend in opposition — boycott campaigns against American products from consumers and companies.

Canada announced a slew of new tariffs Wednesday on imports from the United States amid a burgeoning trade war with President Donald Trump.

Often when Trump picks fights abroad he seems to give a significant political boost to his antagonists. We’re living through ...

Incidentally, the inflation story is yet to improve convincingly enough for the Fed to cut rates again. Today’s February CPI release can trigger an uptick in the dollar should our call for 0.3% core ...

Canada's incoming Prime Minister Mark Carney said Wednesday he's ready to meet with U.S. President Donald Trump if he ...

Canada announced $21 billion in new tariffs against the U.S. on Wednesday, escalating the trade war between the two countries ...

(Reuters) -Canada will announce C$29.8 bln in retaliatory tariffs on the United States on Wednesday in response to U.S.

States, the Cypress Hills-Grasslands Member of Parliament is placing some of the blame on the current federal government.