Liberals rev up $2B plan to shield auto sector from U.S. tariffs

On the same day that Liberal Leader Mark Carney unveiled his plan to protect the domestic auto industry, U.S. President Donald Trump announced a sweeping 25 per cent tariff on all cars not made in the United States.

Climate change is part of this election whether voters know it or not

Polling suggests Canadians are more concerned with responding to President Donald Trump than climate change, but the visions of the country's economy currently being pitched by federal leaders reveals the choice is muddling through the energy transition, or aligning with the U.S.'s dramatic fossil fuel expansion.

John Woodside

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Live on March 28: Join CNO reporters for a panel on Canada's future

Max Fawcett

Abundance Liberalism has arrived

Dylan Robertson

Carney suspends election campaign to deal with U.S. auto tariff fallout

News

Trump threatens EU and Canada with harsher tariffs U.S. Commerce Secretary calls for compromise

Sonal Gupta

Gitanyow chiefs tell B.C. court LNG project threatens salmon rights

Abdul Matin Sarfraz

Freeland freezes $43M in rebates to Tesla over accusations of ‘gaming’ the system

Opinion

David Moscrop

Canada’s election will be marked by foreign interference. We aren’t ready.

Jaden Braves

Canada’s future lies in the Arctic — and with Europe

Max Fawcett

Danielle Smith is Mark Carney's secret weapon

Features

Darius Snieckus

'Electro-shock': Could Trump tariffs energize ambitions for a trans-Canada power grid?

John Woodside

There is no easy way for Canada to de-escalate the trade war

Georgina Gustin

The American beef Industry understood its climate impact decades ago

Solutions

Abdul Matin Sarfraz

Ontario fails, while Quebec is top of the class in conservation

Loving the life of bees

Sonal Gupta

Investors swap suits for boots in land restoration success

Canada Now

Darius Snieckus

Alberta set to build world's first full-sized zero carbon cement plant

Darius Snieckus

Urgent search underway for buyer of $7-billion Northvolt EV battery factory in Quebec

Listen: Sandy Garossino and Vina Nadjibulla on "The New World Disorder"

Sandra Bartlett

Canada is opening the floodgates on one of Earth’s greatest living reservoirs of CO2

Barry Saxifrage

Conservatives aim for right-wing trifecta on northern Vancouver Island

Rochelle Baker

Ontario PCs pledge $500 million for processing critical minerals but spending questions loom

Darius Snieckus

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Canada’s critical minerals and why Trump wants them

Ukraine’s leader is expected to sign a critical minerals deal in Washington as the United States seeks to secure its supply chains against China and other rivals. Is Canada’s mineral wealth now in the crosshairs?