As Canada-U.S. trade tensions dominate the news, the Arctic is quietly opening to new powers. We examine the sovereignty stakes, the defence gaps, and who really benefits if Canada's attention stays fixed on the South.

FIGHTER JETS FOR TRADE RELIEF? The strategy behind Canada's biggest negotiation play: Prime Minister Carney's recent Washington trip wasn't just a courtesy call—it was a strategic opening move on the North American trade chessboard.

British Columbians benefit from U.S. access with cheaper gas, flights, shopping, and the NEXUS program—highlighting strong Canada-U.S. ties.