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Most Canadians oppose U.S. companies taking greater control over the country鈥檚 natural resource projects 鈥� a level of defiance found to be strongest in British Columbia, according to a new poll.

Economist warns buyer fears could slow market despite strong fundamentals

HALIFAX 鈥� Vancouver businesswoman Karen Danudjaja put out a casual social media call on Monday for a 鈥渞oundtable鈥� on how entrepreneurs could survive the potential hit of 25 per cent U.S. tariffs.

Donald Trump is not joking when he says he'd like to make Canada the 51st state, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said Friday, adding that the U.S. president's annexation plans are related to Canada's supply of critical minerals.

The continuing threat of a trade war has Canadian politicians and business leaders looking for ways to shore up our economy in the face of potential disruptions.

Job growth in January driven by full-time work 鈥� a big change of pace after months of part-time gains

Large investments in the sector still taking place even as some companies struggle

Bank of Canada governor Tiff Macklem says central banks face an increasingly difficult job as the country faces a maelstrom of potential U.S. tariffs, technological disruptions, extreme weather and global political upheaval.

Craft distilleries see a sales spike as British Columbians push back against U.S. tariffs with their wallets

The chief executive of BCE Inc. blasted the national telecom regulator as he announced the company would further scale back the build of its fibre internet network.