Fact-checking Trump's claims about Canada used to justify tariffs
US President Donald Trump has said his tariffs on Canadian goods are necessary to force action on the migrants and drugs entering the United States through its northern border. He has also described billions of dollars in daily cross-border trade as a US subsidy and claimed Canada would not be "viable as a country" without it.
Royal Bank of Canada boosted CEO Dave McKay's 2024 salary to C$24.5 million ($17.14 million), including a C$4 million bonus ...
As his 25% tariffs on imported Canadian products took effect on Tuesday, President Donald Trump repeated one of his many ...
Royal Bank of Canada remains strong with rising net interest income. Read why RY stock could surge 24% or more if growth ...
Liberal party members will select a successor to Trudeau, who earlier this year announced his resignation facing deep ...
Canada relies on the US for 75% of its exports and a third of all imports. Its dependency on trade for economic growth leaves ...
Liberals were headed for a wipeout. But after Trump ramped up his attacks, they reversed a 20-point polling deficit and are ...
U.S. tariffs that took effect on Tuesday are threatening to derail Canada's fledgling economic recovery and will fuel a rise ...
As steep tariffs on Canadian goods took effect this week, banks on both sides of the border expressed concern about the ...
Former Canadian and U.K. central banker Mark Carney is viewed as the presumptive favorite, based on polling and fundraising.
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