The Northern Manitoba town’s only rail line was washed out last spring; now supplies can only be brought in by ship or air, creating a severe economic crunch. Ensuring the town’s survival will be a challenge going forward
The Berry Amendment requires the U.S. government to give preference to products made and sourced in America, but for local manufacturers the law may undermine competitive strength
Avoiding products from the U.S. that have been slapped with tariffs by the Canadian government is easier said than done. Whether it’s patriotism or your pocket book driving you to steer clear, here’s what you need to know
Manitoba Premier Brian Pallister outlines his priorities in a letter to other provincial leaders. Among them is a recommendation to remove their limits on interprovincial transportation of alcohol
Greyhound Package Express will no longer serve most parts of B.C., northern Ontario and all of Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba after October
China threatens to take “firm and forceful measures” against U.S. threats to expand tariff hikes. Conflict over Chinese technology policy puts pressure on global economic growth
Cartesian Capital Group will develop and open more than 1,500 Tim Hortons restaurants in China
Rail shipments are expected to continue growing this year, as full pipelines are pushing more producers to use trains to get their products to market
Republican Matt Bevin doesn’t think European tariffs on his state’s staple industry will have much of an impact. The Kentucky Distillers’ Association and Senator Mitch McConnell disagree
CN Rail expects to deliver more crude in the second half of the year as capacity becomes available
