PC Leader Doug Ford is still the heavy favourite to become Ontario’s next premier, but Andrea Horwath’s NDP have gained significant ground. Incumbent Kathleen Wynne meanwhile is clinging to political life support
The Trans Mountain feud between Alberta and B.C. has reached a fever pitch. After Alberta passed legislation aimed at restricting fuel exports to the West Coast, B.C. is asking a court to declare the measure unconstitutional
The moves, which relieve pressure on U.S. farmers and clear the way for a U.S.-led group to buy Toshiba Corp.’s computer memory chip business, may signal Beijing’s willingness to make a deal with Washington
The Canadian PM and the U.S. trade czar Robert Lighthizer are not on the same page when it comes to the progress of negotiations. Lighthizer cited big differences on a myriad of issues
U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin and Chinese Vice Premier Liu He are leading talks in Washington
Federal law requires fuel producers and importers to have an average renewable content of 2 per cent in diesel, and CN Rail pleaded guilty to importing fuel that didn’t meet the requirement
Alberta Premier Rachel Notley won’t say when and how the power will be used, but said she won’t wait long. B.C.’s Attorney General says the bill is unconstitutional
Trudeau met with CEOs in New York May 16, promoting Canada as a great place to do business. But NAFTA and Trans Mountain cast long shadows over the PM’s trip
A new NAFTA isn’t likely to happen this year. The question now is how long the current negotiations might last
A tech retailer, an auto parts producer and a petrochemical manufacturer want exemptions from Trump’s threatened tariffs on at least US$50 billion in Chinese goods. Trade talks between the U.S. and China continue in Washington this week
