Donald Trump

Andrew MacDougall: Trump needed a win even when the U.S. wasn’t losing. And now he has it. Trudeau, meanwhile, can walk away with his fist raised.

After Donald Trump spent about an hour praising the new continental trade deal, the PM and his foreign minister take to a podium in Ottawa

It started with a demand from Donald Trump and seemed like a zero-sum game. John Geddes on the long, divisive fight and the last minute deal.

Tom Parkin: A referendum this fall in B.C. could spark a Canada-wide move toward electoral reform—and restore some faith in our democracy

Opinion: As tense NAFTA negotiations continue, the Prime Minister foolishly backs one of America’s most destructive policies against his own and the national interest

Scott Gilmore: In both the NAFTA negotiations and the Kavanaugh case, there has been a stark contrast in behaviour between the sexes

Sept. 27: As Canada’s foreign minister got an earful from the U.S. president and Saudi foreign minister, her boss scrambled to win another emotionally charged debate

Scott Gilmore: A year ago, this spectacle would have sparked several international crises. Today, the world is mostly laughing at the U.S. president.

Sept. 26: Canadian officials are seriously mapping out two bilateral deals, New Brunswick’s re-elected Liberal Premier is done for, Trump gets roasted—by himself.

Negotiations might be about to go on hiatus...until 2019, and separate U.S. deals with Canada and Mexico loom as a very possible outcome