"Chaos" and "uncertainty" are some terms being used to describe the situation around the tariffs being imposed, threatened, or threatened then postponed, by the Trump administration.

Farmers thrive on predictability,” said Anson Tebbetts, secretary of the Agency of Agriculture, Food and Markets. “But we're not in that space right now. So I think everyone is taking it day to day.” ...

Ordinarily, Skida does a brisk business in Canada. You can find hats and ski accessories made by the Burlington-based company in stores across the provinces, and Canadians usually visit Skida’s ...

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"Everybody knows, except apparently President Trump, that the people who pay the tariffs are the people who buy the products," Welch said.

The president of Caledonia Spirits recently announced that an order was on track for shipment to Quebec, but was canceled shortly after tariffs were set to take effect in February ...

A memorial procession spanning international boundaries will wind through Orleans County Saturday to honor a U.S. Border ...

T.J. Otzelberger leads this year's analysis of most underpaid men's basketball coaches based on USA TODAY Sports' annual ...

Mark Levin spoke out against making Canada the 51st state, which would result in "millions of libs" becoming American citizens.

Canadians will soon have to register if they plan to stay in the U.S. for more than 30 days. The new rule is another blow as ...