The measure goes to Trump for his signature. Continue reading →

The U.S. is dropping plans to impose tariffs Sunday on $160 billion in Chinese imports and is reducing some existing tariffs on Chinese goods. Continue reading →

More than anything, though, USMCA would just restore certainty to US$1.4 billion worth of annual trade between the three countries more than two years after Trump began contentious negotiations on a new regional trade pact. Continue reading →

In a tweet posted just after 6 a.m., Trump said the countries have been “presiding over a massive devaluation of their currencies” which he says is bad for American farmers. Continue reading →

The U.S. president made the comments outside the White House, telling reporters that his life would be easier had he not mounted a trade war with China. Continue reading →

Canada’s trade minister is endorsing a European Union plan to prevent the Trump administration from paralyzing the World Trade Organization’s dispute-settlement body later this year. Continue reading →

The renegotiated NAFTA deal isn’t ratified yet, and Bill Kelly doubts it ever will be. Continue reading →

Donald Trump introduced steel tariffs because he embraces conflict. Don’t expect that change, Bill Kelly says. Continue reading →

As Canada explores a possible trade deal with China, we need to listen to our international security partners, and their dire warnings about the Chinese, Bill Kelly says. Continue reading →

The opposition’s attempt to shame the prime minister over tariffs is nothing more than political grandstanding, Bill Kelly says. Continue reading →