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

While Canada originally received an indefinite exemption from new steel and aluminum tariffs, a new presidential order sets a May 1 expiry date for all exemptions. Continue reading →

An expert on Canada-U.S. relations says Donald Trump has Canada and Mexico right where he wants them as the three countries renegotiate the North American Free Trade Agreement. Continue reading →

Uncertainty over trade could affect your bottom line through the stock market, the loonie and interest rates. Continue reading →

Speaking with reporters in Washington Tuesday, Ryan acknowledged there’s “abuse occurring” when it comes to the dumping of steel. Continue reading →

Trump announced last week he was considering imposing hefty duties on imported steel and aluminium as a means of protecting U.S. producers.  Continue reading →

The steel tariff could make certain products more expensive, and hurt some Canadian communities. Continue reading →

If Canadians are hoping to be spared from American tariffs, they may be disappointed. Continue reading →

Conservative Leader Andrew Scheer says importing a minister from Kathleen Wynne’s Ontario government to run a special advisory council on national pharmacare was a mistake. Continue reading →

Billionaire and friend of President Donald Trump Carl Icahn sold roughly $31M of stock in a company heavily dependent on steel just before the White House announced a new tariff on steel imports. Continue reading →