Poll suggests Canadians are growing more alarmed by U.S. tariffs and aggression

Portage councillor discusses impact of U.S. tariffs on local economy

Portage la Prairie city councillor, Joe Masi, sounds the alarm on the potential economic impact of U.S. tariffs on local business. Read on.

“New clouds seem to gather on the horizon, bringing unmotivated protectionism, of closing markets with an incomprehensibly autarchic flavor.” It is the President of the Republic Sergio Mattarella who sets off the emergency siren on the tariffs that the United States will apply from April 2 on European products, including Italian ones. The head of state, significantly, speaks at the 44th Forum on the Culture of Oil and Wine in progress in Rome. T…

A trade war as psychological warfare

There is a noticeable presence of worry and fear among Canadians these days. The issue is tariffs, but it is also about what it is doing to our minds and even our health. Who would have thought that the stated intentions of a newly elected leader in a neighbouring country would have such a profound impact that it would create high levels of political anxiety among Canadians?

Canada’s MN-based diplomat on tariffs, kissing cod and ’51st state'

U.S./Canadian alliances on trade and security have been upset by Trump's tariffs and annexation talk.

Driven by fervour for local purchase, Quebec bikes could be a pawn for major U.S. brands in the Canadian market.

How have Trump’s tariffs affected Canadian politics and beyond? We answer your questions

Readers asked about how tariff negotiations could be affected by a federal election, and Trump’s threats to annex Canada