President Donald Trump is getting a mixed response after declaring himself the “Tariff King,” a self-bestowed title he used while discussing trade policy and a controversial push to acquire Greenland.

Canada’s EV tariff deal with China signals a climate tech bet on stability, balancing trade chaos, decarbonization goals, and ...

EU and US Congress leaders met in Davos to discuss Greenland’s sovereignty and Trump’s tariff threats. Learn about the ...

Although Smoot practiced monogamy, Washington still vividly remembered the antipolygamy campaigns targeting the church. The ...

Tarifs on Chinese EVs drop from 100% to 6.1% opening up the potential for a rise in EV sales in Canada. Solar can be used to ...

The change in the average U.S. tariff rate in 2025 was the largest in the modern era. One way to assess the effects of such a ...

As US President Donald Trump eyes the UK with tariff threats over Greenland, i Paper columnist and UK correspondent, Ian Dunt, examines Keir Starmer’s response — and whether he has any cards to play.

Donald Trump has once again demonstrated that no agreement with him is worth the paper it's written off. Yet Australia makes ...

As farmers from around the country get ready for the kickoff to Manitoba Ag Days 2026, there’s some focus on international ...

US President Donald Trump’s Truth Social declaration, imposing an “immediate” 25 percent tariff on any nation “doing business ...

President Trump sent mixed signals on his threats to take over Greenland ahead of meetings with European allies in Davos this ...

He’s taken digs at French President Emmanuel Macron over Europe for selling pharmaceuticals to the U.S. at a premium. He ...