Canada

As Canada moves forward with a project to bring crude oil from Alberta to a new deep-water port south of Vancouver, leaders in Washington worry about impacts on the Salish Sea.

Canada's planned pipeline would bring crude oil from Alberta to the B.C. coast

Canada ambassador Mark Wiseman visited Seattle this week. He said his country wants the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement implemented fairly.

The state’s economy relies on international trade, with one million jobs tied to such goods. One trade leader said the tariff tug-of-war is damaging local business.

Premiere David Eby said Canadians must be their own "best customer" following President Trump’s tariffs. A Northwest trade advocacy group called for a resolution with Canada.

Washington Lt. Gov. Denny Heck says the recently-formed British Columbia-Washington State Interparliamentary Group is meant to promote dialogue between the two neighbors.

On average, more than 20% fewer Canadians are crossing into the U.S. this year compared to last.

With the Toronto Blue Jays in town, businesses offered a significant discount to Canadians in an effort to lure more of them to the region following a sharp decline in visits.

A British Columbia political science professor says that Trump’s tariffs and his wish to make Canada the 51st state are the reasons for the victory of Carney and the Liberals.

A geographic oddity, 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.