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‘We’ll see’ if Canada, U.S. get a ‘win-win’ deal before Trump’s double tariff August deadline: CarneySpeaking to reporters in Saguenay, Que., on Thursday, Prime Minister Mark Carney said Canada is seeking a comprehensive trade agreement with the United States that covers strategic sectors, including aluminum. He said, “we’ll see” whether the two countries will reach an agreement by the Aug. 19 deadline U.S. President Donald Trump set for implementing his...CanadaAug 6
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New tariff threats fuel uncertainty for local businessesThe threat of 50 per cent tariffs on a wide array of Canadian exports to the United States has many local businesses trying to figure out what’s next. As Sean O’Shea reports, a company that manufacturers aluminum docks north of Toronto is stepping away from the U.S. market for now.PoliticsJul 21
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Carney says U.S. trade official indicated ‘foundation of (CUSMA) remains intact’Prime Minister Mark Carney, along with Canada’s provincial and territorial premiers, spoke Thursday in Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, providing an update on the latest Canada-United States-Mexico Agreement (CUSMA, or USMCA) trade negotiations. “Secretary (Jamieson) Greer and his colleagues have indicated — including over the last 24 hours — is an intention… the foundation of what...EconomyJul 23
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Quebec aerospace company struggling with aluminum tariffs gets new lifelineA number of Quebec companies have been severely impacted by the U.S. tariffs on aluminum. While some large companies have been able to weather the storm, some smaller ones have seen profits plummet. One company just west of Montreal might now have a lifeline. Phil Carpenter explains.CanadaMay 19
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“Canada strong will help make American great again”: Carney pitches to Economic Club of New YorkIn a brief visit south of the border to New York City on Thursday, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney told the Economic Club of New York that “Canada strong will help make America great again.” “We have made specific, practical proposals to the U.S. administration,” Carney said. He continued: “Consider aluminum. It’s basically electricity… In...EconomyMay 28
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Hodgson says money earmarked for forest products will help industry pivot from reliance on U.S.Asked about a discrepancy in funds provided to B.C.’s softwood lumber industry when compared to tariffed industry’s like steel and aluminum, Canada’s Minister of Energy and Resources, Tim Hodgson, clarified that the “federal government has committed $2.5 billion to the forest products industry and to helping the industry through this challenging time.” He adds, “Softwood...CanadaMay 14
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Carney government announces additional $1.5B tariff support for Canada’s manufacturing industryThe Carney government is introducing additional support for the metal, steel, aluminum, and copper industries that have been significantly affected by tariffs imposed by the United States.CanadaMay 4
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Canada unveils $1.5B in relief for some industries hurt by U.S. tariffsThe federal government has announced a $1.5 billion financial aid package for steel, aluminum, and copper companies hurting from U.S. President Donald Trump’s tariffs. Jillian Piper explains why the Liberals are doing this, and the concerns about other industries drowning in hefty tariffs.Global NationalMay 4
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Global News Hour at 6 BC: May 4The federal government announced $1.5 billion in tariff relief for exports of products containing steel, aluminum and copper. But, B.C. Premier David Eby said he is disappointed that softwood lumber didn’t make the list. Also, Richmond RCMP is investigating a security breach at Vancouver’s International Airport.Global BCMay 4
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Poilievre targets Carney on cost of living, says Canadians ‘cannot afford’ basicsAt a press conference on Thursday, Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre is accusing Prime Minister Mark Carney of making life less affordable for Canadians, saying housing, grocery and gas costs have all worsened. He also pointed to rising U.S. tariffs on steel, aluminum and lumber, warning millions of Canadian jobs could be at risk. Poilievre says the...CanadaApr 23
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Most Americans oppose tariffs on Canadian goods, poll findsA new Angus Reid Institute poll suggests many Americans don’t support tariffs on Canadian imports, even as the Trump administration keeps them in place on products like steel, aluminum and cars. The survey found 51 per cent of U.S. citizens say there should be no tariffs on Canadian goods, while MAGA Republicans are more likely...EconomyMar 11
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Trump could scale back aluminum and steel tariffs ahead of midterms: reportA report in the Financial Times suggests U.S. President Donald Trump is considering scaling back some tariffs on steel and aluminum products. It would be a rare concession from Trump, who has made tariffs his signature economic policy. Touria Izri reports.EconomyFeb 13
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Trent Hills, Selwyn Township collect can tabs in guide dog fundraiser competitionIn a show of can-do spirit, Trent Hills and Selwyn Township went head-to-head to see which could collect more alumnium can tabs in an effort to fundraise for guide dogs. Madeleine McColl was at the final weigh-in on Tuesday for the friendly competition.Jan 14
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Binners help keep millions of cans out of landfills with boost from new partnershipMillions of empty aluminum cans end up in landfills each year, but many more are recycled thanks to the often-unseen work of “binners.” A Montreal non-profit has partnered with a Toronto-based ad agency to support the undervalued collection process.CanadaDec 29, 2025
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Premiums for aluminum in U.S. reach record highsPremiums for consumers buying aluminum in the U.S. have hit record highs as steep import tariffs continue to tighten global supplies. U.S. President Donald Trump doubled tariffs on the metal to 50 per cent in June with the aim of supporting investment in American production. Joe Scarpelli has this story and more in Business Matters...EconomyNov 10, 2025
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UNB research turns aluminum waste into clean energyNew research from the University of New Brunswick is looking at how to make aluminum smelting more efficient and sustainable while also creating a source of clean energy. Johnny James spoke with those behind the research about how it all works.ScienceNov 8, 2025
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Ottawa defends dropping some counter tariffs against U.S. and ChinaThe federal government is facing some heat over their decision to exempt some Chinese and American steel and aluminum imports from counter tariffs. Mackenzie Gray explains how Finance Minister François-Philippe Champagne is defending the Liberals’ move, and what the decision could mean for businesses and the economy.Global NationalOct 20, 2025
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Sectoral trade deals with U.S. will ‘likely persist’ with revised CUSMA: CarneyPrime Minister Mark Carney said Friday that Canada is negotiating sectoral trade deals with the U.S.— in aluminum, pharmaceuticals and other strategic areas – that will “likely persist” alongside a revised Canada-U.S.-Mexico trade agreement (CUSMA).CanadaOct 10, 2025
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Carney set to meet Trump as trade war, tariffs hammer Canadian economyPrime Minister Mark Carney heads to Washington on Monday for his second high-stakes face-to-face meeting with the U.S. President. Pressure is mounting on Carney to find an off-ramp from U.S. tariffs that are hammering Canadian steel, aluminum and auto industries, among others. Nathaniel Dove reports on the prospects for a breakthrough.CanadaOct 5, 2025
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Global National: Oct. 5Prime Minister Mark Carney heads to Washington on Monday for his second high-stakes face-to-face meeting with the U.S. President. Pressure is mounting on Carney to find an off-ramp from U.S. tariffs that are hammering Canadian steel, aluminum and auto industries, among others. Protests erupted across the U.S. on Sunday against President Donald Trump’s plans to...Global NationalOct 5, 2025