National Post columnist blames Doug Ford for collapse of Canada-U.S. trade deal
Ontario’s stand against tentative U.S. trade terms leaves Canada’s auto sector facing a sharper deadline
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Ontario’s stand against tentative U.S. trade terms leaves Canada’s auto sector facing a sharper deadline
The water does not care what Washington calls it, and neither does Canadian sovereignty.
The MP who talks about kitchen-table hardship while giving Trump a free pass and ignoring the workers in his own riding
The Prime Minister drew a line in the sand on sovereignty, but the tab for his decision includes empty shelves, scrapped deals, and a new era of tariffs.
One Conservative MP’s freelance diplomacy undercuts his own arguments about putting Canada first.
The U.S. cut the satellites that track the smoke, now it’s blaming Canada for the haze.
Ottawa paid $6 billion upfront, yet the U.S. gets half the operating profits for 15 years, and a say on toll hikes under a last-minute deal.
Conservative MP recasts reconciliation as betrayal and foreign aid as a villain while overlooking both constitutional reality and the math of the federal budget.
A tariff reduction for Chinese electric vehicles tests whether this government will finally treat its own forced labour rules as binding.
Deal struck during Carney’s Beijing visit raises questions about compliance with Canada’s forced labour laws.