This week is a look back at how the United States earned retribution for finishing second to Canada at the 1932 Lake Placid Olympics by defeating its rival to win the 1933 IIHF World Championship. The roots of what evolved into a fierce United States-Canada hockey rivalry were planted when a 10-string motley collection of mostly New England stickhandlers stunned the favored Canadians at the 1933 IIHF World Championship in Prague,

The United States dominated Canada to win Group A in women’s hockey. Laila Edwards and Hilary Knight made history. Highlights from the game.

Auto trade and investment policy in Canada and Mexico may be diverging from that of the United States, creating serious challenges for the integrated North American industry.

Amid the ongoing economic tussle between the United States and Canada, Ottawa is reevaluating its planned purchase of American F-35 fighter jets.