Finally given a chance to influence trade policy, the vast majority of House Republicans decided it was more important to ...

SFU economist Lindsay Meredith discusses the U.S. vote against Trump’s tariffs on Canada and what it all means with Your Morning Vancouver.

Algoma Steel (ASTL) +11.1% in Friday's trading after reports suggest that President Trump is considering rolling back steel and aluminum tariffs. Trump’s 50% tariffs on the imported supplies have been ...

'Unless officially announced by the administration, however, any reporting about changes to our current tariff regime is baseless speculation.' ...

Trevor Longley says the automaker is working with the Canadian government and Unifor, which represents workers at the factory.

The CEO of the Canadian Vehicle Manufacturers’ Association said the move “further complicates what’s already become a very challenging discussion.” ...

Tariffs have hastened the decline of Canadian auto manufacturing. Deals with China and Korea are a play to revive it. But ...

The anti-tariff House vote will likely prove symbolic, since the measure faces challenging odds in the Senate and a potential ...

In 2026, imports decide how painful the grind gets, exports decide whether the carcass pencils, and policy decides how fast ...

One of the six Republicans who voted against the president is Congressman Kevin Kiley of California, who's on the line. Congressman, good morning. KEVIN KILEY: Good morning.

Donald Trump, who once claimed, “I have the right to do whatever I want as president,” isn’t always getting it all his own way anymore.

The House of Representatives voted Wednesday to overturn President Donald Trump's tariffs on goods from Canada, as a Washington state Republican broke with GOP leaders to help ...