Prime Minister Mark Carney has threatened legal action against Stelco and its parent company after layoffs affected up to 500 workers in Ontario, accusing the firm of breaching binding takeover agreements.

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen proposed making Canada the EU's first associate member, prompting debate and a warning of heavy tariffs from U.S. President Donald Trump.

Prime Minister Mark Carney became the first Canadian head of government to visit Saint Pierre and Miquelon, meeting French President Emmanuel Macron to discuss strategic cooperation.

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has welcomed proposals for Canada to become an associate member of the European Union as trade tensions with the United States escalate.

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has dismissed reports that Ottawa is seeking European Union membership, opting instead for a bespoke strategic alliance as trade tensions with the United States escalate.

The federal government is prioritizing Canada Revenue Agency tax rulings for major investments of $1 billion or more to eliminate regulatory friction and attract foreign capital.

Following a major Toronto investment summit targeting $1 trillion, Prime Minister Mark Carney has traveled to Liverpool for his first meeting with UK leader Andy Burnham.

President Volodymyr Zelenskyy visited Canada to secure a new aid package including C$350 million in air-defense interceptors and energy loan guarantees.

Canada has enacted approximately $20 billion in retaliatory tariffs against the United States, sparking an escalating trade dispute as Prime Minister Mark Carney resists trade pressure.

Canada has enacted retaliatory tariffs ranging from 15% to 50% on American goods, sharply escalating a bilateral trade dispute following the collapse of negotiations.

Following the collapse of trade talks, President Trump has ordered a 50% tariff on Canadian automotive goods and steel, threatening North American supply chains.

The historic alliance between Canada and the United States has fractured into a trade war following the collapse of negotiations, with tariffs taking effect.

The US and Canada have entered an outright trade war after President Trump imposed 50% tariffs on $20bn of Canadian goods following a breakdown in Washington negotiations.

Trade tensions between the US and Canada escalated into a severe economic conflict after negotiations collapsed, prompting 50% tariffs on $20 billion in Canadian goods and planned retaliatory measures from Ottawa.

Prime Minister Mark Carney suspended trade talks and recalled Canadian negotiators after 50% U.S. tariffs took effect on $20 billion worth of Canadian exports.

Prime Minister Mark Carney has suspended trade negotiations with the United States as a sweeping new wave of American tariffs takes effect. Ottawa has vowed an immediate, dollar-for-dollar retaliation in response.

Canada hosts a Toronto summit led by Prime Minister Mark Carney and fund leaders to address national investment deficits and attract global capital.

President Trump has signed proclamations imposing 50 percent duties on a wide range of Canadian imports, marking a significant escalation in trade tensions. The move, invoking the Tariff Act of 1930, affects $20 billion in goods and impacts ongoing USMCA-related discussions.

President Trump threatened to impose tariffs on Canadian exports, citing 'willful negligence' regarding wildfire smoke affecting US air quality. Canadian officials rejected the accusations, noting the shared nature of the climate crisis and highlighting Canada's history of disaster aid.

Prime Minister Mark Carney and Premier Danielle Smith have announced a formal agreement to construct a new oil pipeline to Asian markets. The project is linked to carbon capture initiatives and has drawn criticism from political leaders and environmental organizations.