It’s a calculated risk that few other world leaders are taking.

"It's really hard to really sell this this policy to the American people," an economist told Newsweek about the Trump administration's implemented tariffs.

As the April 16 salute to home-grown movies approaches, Canadians are increasingly rethinking their consumption of Hollywood fare thanks to Donald Trump’s antagonistic rhetoric.

Hundreds of Canadian workers, many in the steel and aluminum sectors, have been laid off as a result of U.S. President Donald Trump's tariffs, according to a major union and companies.

Point Roberts, Washington, is the rare U.S. exclave so dependent on Canada’s goodwill that the strain of Trump’s tariff war is inescapable.

Canada has frozen all rebate payments for Tesla TSLA.O and banned the electric-vehicle maker from future EV rebate programs.

The move to impose tariffs was perceived by many Canadians as an economic assault on their country, leading to a surge in national unity and a collective pushback against all things American.

President Donald Trump’s long-promised tariffs, after weeks of delays, have finally been implemented. For example, there are currently 25% tariffs on our trade (and continental) parters Canda and Mexico,