On “This Week,” ABC News’ Senior National Correspondent Steve Osunsami reports on how tariffs will affect businesses along ...

Canada, for too long, has treated organized crime as a localized public safety issue, not a transnational finance and border ...

Distilled Spirits Council says exports of US-made liquored totaled just $43.4 million during first six months of 2025, ...

OTTAWA - The leader of Canada's official opposition Conservatives, Pierre Poilievre, secured a return to Parliament and a ...

If Trump's duties remain in place in 21 days, Canada will add tariffs on the remaining $86.2 billion worth of U.S. imports, including vehicles, produce and meat.

Both President Trump and his critics have described America’s ongoing trade war as a major overhaul of the global economy.

The Canadian prime minister said he was "disappointed" by President Donald Trump's move to increase certain tariffs.

Tariffs on energy imports from Canada were set at a lower rate of 10%, a White House official said, to minimize the potential for disruptions in gasoline and home heating prices.

Canada announced a 25% tariff on $20.7 billion USD worth of U.S. goods that officials said would stay in place despite Trump’s decision Thursday to delay the taxes for a month, though Canada ...

Canada already faces 25% tariffs on exports to the U.S., though those levies exclude a host of goods compliant with the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement, or USMCA, a free trade agreement.

UPDATE: Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said President Donald Trump's threatened tariffs would be delayed for at least 30 days after Canada agreed to send more enforcement to the U.S. border.

President Trump, who has claimed that other countries charge unfair import taxes that have come at the expense of domestic manufacturing and jobs, says his tariffs on Canada and Mexico will start ...