Canada

Election hands victory to centrist leader who has vowed to defy the US president

US president plays unwitting ally to non-populists everywhere except at home

Prime minister Mark Carney’s Liberals held a 2.7-point lead over the Conservative, according to one poll

Kai-Ji Adam Lo (30) could face further charges, prosecutors say

Driver (30) is arrested after incident at Filipino street festival that police said ‘is not act of terrorism’

Mark Carney, the new prime minister seeking a full term in Monday’s election, has built his campaign around Donald Trump’s threats to the country

Today FM broadcaster says she would not get the same joy working in radio in her native Canada

The British historian brings a fresh focus to this re-examination of the case of the notorious wife-murderer

Cabinet will be asked to agree to faster ratification of controversial Ceta deal with Canada and a new competitiveness plan that will have implications for employee conditions

The Canadian former commander of the International Space Station shares thoughts on Ireland, pepper and the afterlife

Jaguar Land Rover to pause shipments of its UK-made cars to the US for a month as it considers how to mitigate the cost of Trump’s tariffs

The writer discusses her first musical, being ‘a particularly bad extra’ and how Ireland, New York, Paris and Canada have influenced her

‘Since the talk of US tariffs came into play, the Canadian market has started to look very interesting,’ says Tom Keogh

Deals will be struck at this year’s Meitheal tourism conference, but unease is in the air

Worldview: The history of the so-called Gilded Age in America reveals massacres, ethnic cleansing and inhumanity on an unthinkable scale

Mark Carney’s decision comes as Liberals experience unprecedented swing in the polls that puts them ahead of Conservatives

‘We’re building a government that meets the moment’: Former central banker reshapes cabinet to deal with Washington

Inside Business podcast with Ciarán Hancock

Trump’s roller-coaster day saw him threaten to double duties on Canadian steel and aluminium to 50%

The banker suggested promissory notes be replaced with long-term government bonds paid over 25 to 40 years at a much lower interest rate

Canada’s soon-to-be prime minister (59) has held Irish and British citizenship for years but intends to renounce them

The allure of America has already dimmed since the first Trump administration. As calls for boycotts grow in Europe, the second Trump administration may break the spell entirely

Tariffs on more than €2.4 billion worth of Canadian agricultural and food products to take effect on March 20th

Much attention has focused on tariffs, but it’s increasingly clear that trust – or the lack of it – is an even bigger issue for many

Prime minister says US president wants to see ‘total collapse’ of Canadian economy

Stringent tariffs against Canada, Mexico and China could mark beginning of global trade war

S&P 500 closes 1.8% lower after worst session of year while Nasdaq Composite drops 2.6%

Even in the most transactional theory of Maganomics, bluffs on tariffs can only take the US president so far

US president’s taunts galvanise governing party and upend Conservative opposition’s strategy

Donald Trump says tariffs on America’s biggest trading partners to go into effect on March 4

Canada’s flag makers are struggling to keep up with suddenly soaring demand

Trade and defence, including the future of Ukraine, will top the agenda for the UK PM’s first meeting with Donald Trump as president

Dublin still has no replacement for the demolished Tivoli Theatre. Vancouver can show it a way forward

Trump’s opponents cower before him, and many of the country’s institutions look unfit for opposition

The former Baywatch star hasn’t always come out on top. But with her role in Gia Coppola’s gritty film The Last Showgirl, she is finally getting the respect she deserves

One passenger is critical while seven others sustained non-critical injuries

More than 5,000 people gained Irish citizenship this week at ceremonies in Dublin

As the war grinds on, Nato states are collaborating to train Ukrainian recruits to fly western jets. The RAF gets them first

The essential question for Ireland is: to grovel or not to grovel?

Without turning away from the United States, it is vital for Ireland to remain unambiguously and progressively engaged in collective action in support of Europe