Saturday, Feb 01

President Trump's 25% tariffs on Canada and Mexico, and 10% on China will commence Saturday, raising concerns over economic implications and retaliation from those countries.

Friday, Jan 31

Amnesty International's report highlights systemic abuse and discrimination faced by Canada's temporary foreign workers, urging immediate reforms.

Thursday, Jan 30

Trump's Commerce nominee Howard Lutnick vows to divest business interests and tackle trade imbalances through new tariffs aimed at China and North America.

Friday, Jan 24

Trudeau warns that American consumers will face higher prices if Trump imposes tariffs on Canada, which could trigger retaliatory measures and an economic impact.

Wednesday, Jan 22

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau emphasizes Canada’s importance to U.S. economic prosperity and vows a robust response to potential tariffs imposed by President Trump.

Tuesday, Jan 21

A U.S. Border Patrol agent was fatally shot in Vermont, prompting an FBI investigation. Authorities confirm no ongoing threat to the public.

Tuesday, Jan 21

President Trump announces a trade memo prioritizing evaluations over tariffs, signaling a strategic delay in new trade duties.

Monday, Jan 20

As Chrystia Freeland and Mark Carney vie for the Liberal leadership, concerns over Trump’s tariffs pose a significant challenge for Canada's next prime minister.

Sunday, Jan 19

Karina Gould announces her candidacy for the Liberal leadership, seeking to restore faith in the party after Trudeau's tenure.

Saturday, Jan 18

Canadian officials express readiness for a significant trade war with the US, prepared to counter Trump's looming 25% tariffs on imports.