For dozens of other countries, fresh import duties on goods to the U.S. will be 10 per cent or higher. On Wednesday, Smith acknowledged there is still work to be done across Canada to eliminate ...

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CALGARY — Alberta Premier Danielle Smith says she doesn't want to be "exuberant about dodging the bullet" with U.S. President Donald Trump's latest tariff announcement but that it might push a trade ...

But because a large portion of a cake's price comes from labor cost, consumers may not notice the tariff impact as much. Smith also noted that many U.S. imports are not direct consumer products ...

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Smith tempering tone on new U.S. tariffs After calling Wednesday's tariff announcement a win, Danielle Smith now says it's hard to celebrate. CTV News Edmonton's Chelan Skulski reports.

An active-duty U.S. army sergeant has been charged with selling sensitive national defense secrets, according to court documents.