Trump Tariffs Leave Brampton Auto Plant in Limbo as Mayor Warns Chinese Carmakers Are Circling
Brampton’s sprawling auto plant was supposed to represent the next chapter of Canadian vehicle manufacturing. Instead, thousands of workers are
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Canadian Manufacturers Rush U.S. Shipments Ahead of Trade Bans as Border Freight Pattern Breaks Down
Cross-border freight usually follows familiar rhythms: factory schedules, retail seasons, harvests and fuel costs. In 2026, trade policy is increasingly
Canada-U.S. Tariff Fight Pushes Companies Away From Spot Freight as Cross-Border Uncertainty Grows
The Canada-U.S. tariff fight is beginning to change not only what crosses the border, but how companies arrange transportation before
One in Five Canadian Businesses Says Trump Tariffs Are Hitting Finances Hard
For many Canadian companies, the trade conflict with the United States has moved well beyond political rhetoric and into everyday
Only Half of Canadian Business Leaders Give Ottawa Good Marks in U.S. Trade Fight
Canada’s confrontation with the United States has moved well beyond diplomatic talking points and into corporate budgets, investment plans and
U.S. Customs Adds Another Section 338 Filing Hurdle for Goods Caught in Canada Tariff System
The tariff fight between Canada and the United States is becoming as much an exercise in customs coding as a
Canada-U.S. Trade War Is Shrinking North-South Trucking Lanes as Freight Shifts Inside Canada
For generations, Canadian trucking networks have been built around a simple economic reality: an enormous amount of freight moves north
Two-Thirds of Canadian Businesses Say Trump Tariffs Are Already Hurting Their Finances
For Canadian companies caught in the latest trade confrontation with the United States, tariffs are no longer an abstract risk
Canadian Businesses Can Get Up to $2 Million to Keep Workers as U.S. Tariffs Hit Cash Flow
When tariffs start draining cash from a business, the damage often shows up first in ordinary decisions: whether to fill