The threat of tariffs from the Trump administration has left three-quarters of Quebecers ready to boycott American goods and the United States itself as a travel destination, a new survey suggests.

Quebecer Jo-Ann Longworth is used to going back and forth between Canada and the United States. But those frequent trips down ...

OTTAWA — Quebec Premier François Legault said the threat of American tariffs means Quebec’s world is “changing” and asked ...

Both the provincial and federal governments have vowed to postpone retaliatory measures against the U.S. after Prime Minister ...

The company says the uncertainty around Trump's motives has significantly affected sales, adding that 70 per cent of its ...

Chandler Ochs stood in the dairy aisle at an IGA grocery store in a Montreal shopping mall Monday afternoon and stared at an ...

The threat of tariffs and lingering economic volatility has prompted the Quebec government to reconsider a pipeline project ...

Montreal Mayor Valérie Plante announced the city will replace its older metro cars with new ones being manufactured in La ...

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With 25 per cent tariffs slated to take effect on Feb. 4, 2025, some people are opting for local goods instead of American ones.

After Amazon announced it would shutter its Quebec warehouses, costing 1,700 workers their jobs, a Canadian union said it ...

Some Quebecers are boycotting American products after U.S. President Donald Trump announced he would slap 25 per cent tariffs ...