Tensions are rising between the United States and Canada as Canadian leaders push back against the Trump administration's ...
Some U.S. government scientists have been told they can no longer travel for meetings or even join virtual calls with ...
Canada’s charter has enshrined a right to mobility, Reimer said. “Most people in Canada can live and work anywhere in the country and provide the service that they’re trained to do, anywhere in the ...
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US tariffs threat a ‘shock’ to Canadian businessesDonald Trump’s threats of import tariffs have sent shockwaves through Canada, forcing businesses to question their dependence ...
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'Can't be saved': Former Canadian defense official says relationship with U.S. is overRetired Vice Admiral Mark Norman, who once served as Canada's Vice Chief of the Defense Staff, does not believe that the ...
Manitobans are changing their buying habits and travel plans as the threat of a trade war with the United States looms, an online survey suggests.
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A Boston crowd returned the favor of boos during Canada's national anthem after Team USA dealt with it in Montreal over the ...
Xiao Guang Pan, 71, is charged with three counts of use of aircraft for the unlawful photographing of defense installation ...
President Trump has turned Canada into a punching bag. In response, a Canadian boycott on U.S. goods is gaining ground.
President Trump may have paused his initial tariffs on Canada, but it appears he’s far from letting up on them.
President Trump, like many American leaders before him, appears to be yearning for a kind of energy independence that experts ...
About 68% of Michigan voters say imposing a 25% tariff on Canadian goods will mean they pay more for goods and 52% say ...
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