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The long-running trade battle between Canada and the United States may be approaching another turning point, with President Donald Trump declaring that a new agreement could arrive “very soon” as Americans head to the polls for the November 3 midterm elections.

Speaking to Fox News on Tuesday, Trump expressed confidence that Washington and Ottawa were close to reaching...


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Trade tensions between the United States and Canada have become a major political issue in Maine, where a fiercely contested Senate election could help determine control of Congress. The state imported approximately $4.1 billion in Canadian goods in 2025, making its northern neighbour an essential supplier of energy, forest products and other materials. President Donald Trump...


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A few words about fertilizer have put Canadian agriculture back at the centre of a high-stakes trade negotiation. On November 3, U.S. President Donald Trump said a new agreement with Canada was close and suggested Canadian fertilizer would reach the United States without tariffs. For farmers, that sounds like welcome relief from an unpredictable trade relationship. For Saskat...


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Canada has introduced a major change to its immigration system, potentially improving the chances of permanent residence for skilled workers in some of the country’s highest-paying occupations. Effective November 3, 2026, the federal government has restored job-offer points under Express Entry, allowing qualifying candidates to receive up to 100 points toward their immigratio...


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A softwood lumber trade case launched nearly a decade ago is still reshaping the costs and rules behind Canadian exports. The U.S. Department of Commerce has lowered historical subsidy rates assigned to five major Canadian producers after a North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) binational panel completed its review of the original case. The revised figures cover Canfor,...


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