Emma Jacobs

A 50-mile stretch along the Saguenay River in Quebec produces roughly half of Canada's aluminum; residents are anxious.

The president has given Canada until Friday to sign on to a new trade agreement, but the dairy industry has been one of the prime sticking points during negotiations.

In May, the Trump administration announced import tariffs on Canadian steel and aluminum. Canada retaliated with its own, longer list of tariffs that includes steel and aluminum but also products from bourbon to strawberry jam. With the risk of an escalating trade war, a father-son team has created a website for Canadians to find products […]

Philadelphia and Boston ban each other’s foods leading up to Super Bowl Sunday.

Nonprofits worry about the loss of institutional knowledge as offices are forced to close amid a slow down in refugee admissions.

Parents living in the U.S. illegally are confronting the possibility they could be separated from their children.

Some businesses promising help with immigration applications have taken advantage of clients or simply offered bad advice.

Traffic is heavy at the agency's table at a Temple University career fair.

Unemployment in the U.K. is lower than in France, and many of those in Calais also speak some English already.

The camp will provide shelter for more than 1,000 people.