Whether you find it entertaining or scary, the trade war crisis requires all the attention it’s getting, Susan Delacourt writes.
It’s a riveting spectacle, this outbreak of open hostility between Canada and Donald Trump.
When a president starts rage-posting against Doug Ford and Mark Carney and the Ontario premier lets loose with withering contempt, who can look away?
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Donald Trump has framed this moment in Canada-U.S. relations as something much larger than a trade war. He's right.
In the war of words over wine, there are no winners, just whiners, Martin Regg Cohn writes.
Citizens have been doing their own form of punching back, Susan Delacourt writes.
We need to think back to our first moves the last time Americans tried to hold us hostage, Martin Regg Cohn writes.
Canadians are starting to turn against Mark Carney’s pragmatic response
But the waiting game is Mark Carney’s only move
Trump trades wild insults with Canada’s Doug Ford
