Canada

The United States will receive no preferential treatment if it decides it wants to rejoin the sweeping Trans-Pacific Partnership that Canada and its 10 countries were to sign on Thursday, March 8, 2018, says a senior Canadian trade official.

U.S. President Donald Trump says his big tariff announcement is coming today, March 8, 2018, even as his White House wrestles internally over the policy, numerous political allies warn him against it and the rest of the world watches warily.

Canada's federal finance minister said on Wednesday, March 7, 2018, the country must do better in closing the gender gap in pay and workforce participation for the health of the economy, but acknowledged getting to parity will be difficult.

Canada's "flying Taj Mahal" is getting long in the tooth and may be in line for replacement.

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

The Trump administration is being lobbied hard to spare Canada from planned tariffs on steel and aluminum, with even supporters of the U.S. president decrying the idea of penalties on the northern neighbour as ill-conceived and counter-productive.

Tuesday’s budget included some highly-anticipated support for local journalism, addressing closures of local newspapers and the massive job cuts that have ripped through newsrooms across the country.

If approved, the investment of $100 million would be rolled out over 10 years in a financial plan that Finance Minister Bill Morneau credits as taking an “historic and meaningful step” toward closing the gender gap in Canada.

A new concern about Canada's relationship with the United States is emerging in the foreground, with threats of global steel and aluminum tariffs now competing with NAFTA uncertainty as a source of economic anxiety.

Canada's space research community is optimistic they will receive a boost in the federal budget set to land on Tuesday, February 27, 2018.

Canada's competition regulator says it's not the size of the data, but the size of the deception that it must guard against as it considers protecting innovation and competition in a marketplace where big data is seen as a growing concern.

Some of India's biggest companies say they will invest more than $250 million in Canada in the coming years in everything from pulp mills to pharmaceuticals and the IT sector.

The recently rebooted Trans-Pacific Partnership has moved a step closer to becoming reality for Canada.

Defence Minister Harjit Sajjan says he and Prime Minister Trudeau made clear to the chief minister of Punjab on Wednesday that his repeated allegations that Canadian cabinet ministers were Sikh separatists are extremely false.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has admitted what many Canadians believed for some time—the approval of Trans Mountain’s expansion was always a foregone conclusion.