The collapse of Canada-US trade negotiations was about more than tariffs. Washington’s last-minute demands sought influence over Canada’s trade, resources, industries and domestic laws—and closely matched the Trump administration’s blueprint for dominance in the Western Hemisphere.

Donald Trump is threatening Canada with 50 per cent tariffs even as U.S. crude oil flows north. The trade reveals just how deeply integrated the two economies have become.

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Reducing methane emissions to zero is important for Canada’s competitiveness as global markets increasingly price […]

Recall “was not intended to have unions weaponize it to bus people in and put […]

Canada’s first giga-scale EV battery plant is finally rising out of the ground in southwestern Ontario. More than a construction milestone, it marks the moment Canada’s long-promised critical-minerals strategy begins taking real industrial shape—linking mining, refining, cell manufacturing, and EV production into a homegrown clean-energy supply chain.

Canada doesn’t need to invent the advanced geothermal industry. It’s already a global leader. We […]

World Energy Outlook 2025 takes a step back by eliminating the Announced Policies Scenario (APS) […]

Oil finally has a competitor (electricity) Alberta already has a Plan A. It’s called the […]

Name one federal or provincial politician with a grand vision for the 21st century Canadian […]

Build domestic non-combustion market for bitumen, create a new oil/gas regulator, dramatically reform the electricity […]

If everyone has to tell the truth about the oil and gas industry, Smith may […]

“…the list of leading companies that failed when confronted with disruptive changes in technology and […]

Naheed Nenshi owes it to the people of Alberta to submit to questions about his […]

“A 100% tariff will probably be enough to keep essentially all made-in-China EVs out of […]