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Canada’s trade deal with the United States not coming to fruition means 50 per cent tariffs on about $20 billion worth of Canadian goods are now in place. Vasilios Bellos reports on how Canadian counter-tariffs means problems for both sides of the border.

These new tariffs and the promise of dollar-for-dollar retaliation, is likely to mean additional costs for Canadians. As Lexy Benedict reports, here’s where consumers could see prices go up.

While the effects of the trade war will be felt globally, they will also be felt close to home. On this week’s edition of Municipal Matters, Myer Siematycki joins Jaden Lee-Lincoln to discuss the municipal impacts of the economic turmoil.

As the trade war with the U.S. continues, the Conservative Party of Canada is stuck trying to defend our country, while still being an effective opposition to Prime Minister Mark Carney. Amanda Galbraith, from The Oyster Group, joins Miranda Anthistle with more on how opposition leader Pierre Poilievre should respond.

The escalation of the Canada-U.S. trade war will have a direct impact on consumers and companies on both sides of the border. Jacqueline Hansen explains what kind of economic pain Canadians can expect as new tariffs kick in.

A day after the prime minister laid out the reasons why Canada walked away from the negotiating table with the U.S., B.C. business owners and operators are starting to look at their bottom lines, now that 50 per cent tariffs are being slapped on by the Trump administration. As Angela Jung reports, the tariffs are...

Former U.S. ambassador to Canada David L. Cohen sits down with Antony Robart to discuss the 50% tariffs now in place on Canadian goods and what needs to happen for both sides to get back to the negotiating table.

Trade talks between Canada and the U.S. suddenly ended over the weekend when Canada walked away from the table. Barry Appleton, a trade lawyer with Appleton and Associates International Lawyers, joins Miranda Anthistle for insight on the next steps.

Peterborough businesses are being forced to adapt again Canada and the U.S. are at odds over tariffs. As Madeleine McColl reports, community members are being urged to shop consciously and buy local.

Amid the trade war with the U.S., New Brunswick’s long standing ban on fracking is getting a review. Premier Susan Holt made the announement this afternoon, saying the province is exploring ways to strengthen its economy. But she also says the move does not mean there will be widespread drilling. David Murdock has more.

U.S. President Donald Trump repeatedly downplays his country’s reliance on Canada despite American dependence on Canadian oil. Heather Yourex-West explains how Canada’s energy exports could be leveraged if the trade war escalates, and why it’s not as simple as turning off the taps.

The latest turn in the Canada-US trade war is putting more industries on edge – including Saskatchewan’s forestry industry. Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe has said the industry could be one of the hardest hit by President Donald Trump’s latest 50 per cent tariff on Canadian goods. Global’s Jaden Lee-Lincoln speaks with Forest Saskatchewan CEO Carl...

U.S. President Donald Trump’s new 50 per cent tariffs cover a wide range of exports, with everything from milk and cream to hockey sticks caught in the crosshairs of this full-blown trade war. As Lexy Benedict reports, it’s creating new headaches for small businesses and industries in Ontario.

U.S. President Donald Trump and key members of his administration are firing back at Canada over Prime Minister Mark Carney’s pledge to hit some American goods with retaliatory tariffs. Eric Sorensen looks at how Trump and other White House officials are sounding off.

Ontario Premier Doug Ford and U.S. President Donald Trump are going after each other in the wake of Canada-U.S. trade talks falling apart. Jillian Piper looks at how Trump and Ford are trading insults, and how other premiers are reacting to the new American tariffs on Canadian goods.

Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow made her rounds on American media outlets Wednesday morning discussing the US-Canada trade war. As Victoria Femia reports she’s ready to back Premier Doug Fords threat to cut power, as Ford doubled down on that threat on Thursday.

Canada has unveiled $27.6 billion in tariffs on a range of American goods as retaliation against U.S. President Donald Trump’s new 50 per cent levies on Canadian exports. Mackenzie Gray looks at some of the items being targeted, and what the federal government is saying about its strategy in the trade war.

Now that Quebec and Canada have plunged into the latest phase of a trade war with the United States, what comes next? Premier Fréchette says everything is on the table as the country’s retaliation plans come together. But as Dan Spector reports, business leaders are pleading for caution.

As the trade war with the United States continues to intensify, David Wiens from the Dairy Farmers of Canada joins Jaden Lee-Lincoln to break down the impact tariffs have on their sector.

The trade war is ramping up after talks collapsed over the weekend between Canada and the United States. A 50 per cent tariff now in place on billions of dollars of exports. Ben O’Hara-Byrne has the details.