The next month will be about proving him wrong. And so far, we're not off to a half-bad start, writes Adam Radwanski.
Donald Trump is counting on Canada having weak resolve — freaking out and turning on each other and crawling to him with fresh concessions, in the face of his latest menacing of our economy.
The next month will be about proving him wrong. And so far, we’re not off to a half-bad start.
Trump signed orders to use Section 338 of the Tariff Act of 1930 to slap 50 per cent tariffs on a wide array of Canadian goods,…
The worst thing about the agreement, as it was taking shape this week, wasn’t the concessions themselves — it was what the…
Canada can no longer afford to play a waiting game for trade relief, with Trump’s sectoral tariffs threatening permanent closures…
Carney needs to remember: no deal with Trump is better than a bad one, writes Adam Radwanski.
The Canadians’ preparedness to walk away from talks with their US counterpart is the latest sign that Donald Trump’s bulldozer…
The premier of a Canadian province launched a blistering attack on President Donald Trump on Thursday
