The Western Producer1h
Tariffs mute Manitoba welcome for new potato processor
With a driving distance 234 kilometres south of Manitoba’s southern border, the recently announced Agristo potato processing ...
Readers Write: Trump threatens Canada (again), public health
I’m tired of watching Americans offer empty apologies to the allies this administration has threatened.
The Bismarck Tribune6h
Snowstorm likely to miss Bismarck-Mandan, but weather still will abruptly change
What one weather forecasting agency is calling a "mega storm" that's rolling into the Plains doesn't appear likely to drop ...
South Dakota News Watch3d
Trump's tariffs: South Dakota farmers prepare for impact
On March 6, Trump announced that imports from Mexico that comply with USMCA would be excluded from the 25% tariffs for a ...
The Bismarck Tribune3d
Trump policies leave North Dakota summer tourism prospects uncertain
Communities and businesses near sites administered by the National Park Service and those reliant on Canadian tourists are ...
Manitoba’s neighbours in North Dakota respond to Canada-U.S. tariff issues
Amid ongoing tariff talks between Canada and the United States, many Winnipeggers are taking actions of their own like ...
KVRR7d
The Trade War Has People On Both Sides of The Border Concerned
The U.S. and Canada have had a friendly trading relationship for decades. Canada has been the largest export market for 36 ...
InForum8d
Trade war with Canada, Mexico worries N.D. feed business owner
SweetPro Feeds relies on Canada for about 10% of its business, and Thornberg sees potential for growth in that market. "We feel like it's got opportunity to be growing; and so we've wanted to ...
InForum9dOpinion
Port: The Trump administration is antagonizing North Dakota's biggest trade partner
How much money will North Dakotans have to bleed to pay for the Trump administration's antagonistic stance toward Canada?
From Alaska to Maine, communities that border Canada worry US tariffs come at a personal cost
The U.S., Canada and Mexico have long operated as one nation when it comes to auto manufacturing, noted Pat D’Eramo, CEO of ...
Toronto Star14d
Public safety minister says Canada has answered U.S. demands on border security
WASHINGTON - Public Safety Minister David McGuinty said Thursday Canada has acted on U.S. concerns about border security and fentanyl trafficking — even as U.S. President Donald Trump insists ...