Editorial: The president loves to slap his name on things. Does he really want a ‘Trumpcession’?

Trump is everywhere in the budget, but for his name

Just as inflation is moderating, and the Reserve Bank is cutting interest rates, the prospect of a global trade war is threatening to upend the government’s careful budget plan.

Editorial: The president loves to slap his name on things. Does he really want a ‘Trumpcession’?

Even before President Donald Trump started his trade wars, McDonald’s Corp. top brass knew this year would start sluggishly.

The battle we didn't want or ask for

I can only avoid the ongoing political fiasco south of the border for so long. Mr. Trump, as far as I’m concerned, has always been a thorn in the foot. No … maybe I should say a pain in the a**.

A Pittsburgh-area anti-tariff billboard is likely part of Canadian government ad campaign

In Kennedy Township, the growing tension between Canada and the United States over tariffs set by President Donald Trump can be seen on a billboard that...

President Gabriel Boric called on the region on Monday to “more collaboration” in response to the protectionist discourse being promoted by countries like the United States through its President Donald Trump; and he said that it is “fundamental” to bet on commercial diversification “in troubled times.” “At this time of turmoil in the world economy, where there are some who are committed to protectionism, to closing their borders, we say no, we n…

Why this is shaping up to be the trade war election

Campaign dispatch: The major issues in this federal election are Canada’s economy, Donald Trump and his trade war.