The U.S. has agreed to revoke a tariff on some Canadian paper products but the move is no beacon of hope for those seeking a similar outcome on steel and aluminum. Continue reading →

Richard Cloutier, co-host of the News on 680 CJOB, 4 to 7 p.m. weekdays, shares tales of the road during his two-week long trek on the 2018 Cycle of Hope. Continue reading →

The Canada Border Services Agency says it is investigating a complaint concerning gypsum boards being imported for sale in Canada. Continue reading →

Canada, EU and Mexico condemned the U.S. move, and released a list of items they intend to slap tariffs on themselves. Continue reading →

The second temporary exemption for Canada from steep new tariffs imposed by the United States on steel and aluminum imports expires on Friday and officials are facing down the ticking clock to find a solution. Continue reading →

If Trump’s main problem is with the 4.5 million vehicles imported each year into Canada and the U.S. from other countries, Jerry Dias said, “then I agree with him.” Continue reading →

Trump has been linking Canada’s fate on new steel and aluminum tariffs to the outcome of the NAFTA negotiations. Continue reading →

Mexico and Canada aim to finish reworking less contentious chapters of the NAFTA trade deal with the United States in new talks that began Sunday. Continue reading →

American imports into Canada could fall by $3.3 billion under the Trans-Pacific Partnership, the federal government has concluded, sparking fears the new pact could hurt NAFTA renegotiations. Continue reading →

It’s the latest incoming trade salvo from the United States: the U.S. is considering punitive duties on pipeline material from a half-dozen countries including Canada. Continue reading →