New Study Warns Tariffs on Canadian Electricity Would Raise U.S. Power Prices and Grid Risks
Electricity rarely attracts the same trade-war attention as steel, automobiles or lumber, but a new study suggests putting tariffs on
News
Canada-U.S. Trade Talks Leave G20 Without Breakthrough as Trump Official Calls Key Issues ‘Difficult’
Canada and the United States left the G20 trade ministers’ meeting in Milwaukee with their negotiating channel still open but
58% of Canadians Say They’re Avoiding U.S. Goods—71% of Liberal Voters vs. 46% of Conservatives: Poll
A trade dispute that once seemed confined to tariff schedules and negotiating rooms is increasingly showing up in Canadian shopping
One-Third of U.S. Products Hit by Ottawa’s New Countertariffs Already Have Some Tariff Relief
Ottawa’s latest retaliation against U.S. tariffs looks sweeping on paper, but the amount companies actually pay is becoming more complicated.
Ottawa Puts $6.9M Into 17 P.E.I. Businesses Facing U.S. Tariff Pressure
Ottawa is putting more than $6.9 million into 17 Prince Edward Island businesses as companies adjust to a more difficult
Steelworkers Accuse Stelco’s U.S. Owner of Blaming a Trade War It Backed as 500 Jobs Face Cuts
The fight over hundreds of Stelco jobs has become about much more than another painful round of layoffs in Canada’s
Canadian Factory Growth Hits Six-Month Low as Export Orders Fall for Fourth Month Amid Weaker U.S. Demand
Canada’s manufacturing sector is still growing, but the September data show how quickly the mood has shifted. The S&P Global
Trump’s Oct. 1 Lumber Deadline Arrives With Canadian Mills Already Facing Layered U.S. Duties
October 1 has arrived with another U.S. lumber decision hanging over the North American forest sector, but Canadian producers are
Washington’s Next USMCA Auto Fight Hits a Key Deadline Today
A technical filing deadline in Washington could help shape the next major fight over where North American vehicles and their