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Canada is one of the most trade-dependent countries in the world, and the U.S. is the destination for more than 75% of Canadian exports.

The Trudeau government finally seems ready to tackle the problems facing Canada. Even if it doesn’t help the Liberals win the next election, it might be good for the country

The Canadian PM says the former US president ‘represents a certain amount of unpredictability’; Trump’s White House term was a chaotic time that saw a renegotiation of Nafta.

Nancy Woods is a Vice President, Portfolio Manager and Investment Adviser with RBC Dominion Securites Inc.

Quebec leader urges Trudeau to stem refugee inflow as services near breaking point Steve Scherer and Ismail Shakil Updated Thu, January 18, 2024 at

The Prime Minister’s most recent brush with the ethics commissioner might be one too many for Canadians to indulge

Ministers to discuss U.S. relations, housing, middle class and Israel-Hamas war at gathering that takes place in week before Parliament returns

The report found that contemporary forms of slavery and exploitation abound under Canada’s Temporary Foreign Worker Program, which is chiefly used to provide low-paid workers from impoverished countries for employers, especially in the agricultural and food-processing sectors.

The pattern of certain political appointments as well as Trudeau’s $84,000 vacation add doubts about whether the Liberals’ priorities are out of touch

Nearly 60,000 new asylum seekers were registered in Quebec in the first 11 months of 2023, which has put ‘very significant pressure’ on services, Legault writes