China Tariffs

• Ford stands by Chinese EV tariffs, Moe says they protect ‘non-existent’ Ontario industry

  Scott Moe said electric vehicle tariffs are a 'Western Canadian expense at the benefit of a non-existent EV auto industry in Eastern Canada.'

  Politics

  Mar 20
  
• New Brunswick premier concerned about effect of Chinese tariffs on seafood

  New Brunswick Premier Susan Holt says China’s 25 per cent tariffs on Canadian seafood products are "concerning and significant."

  Canada

  Mar 20
  
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• China’s seafood tariff now in effect — how will this affect B.C.?

  The B.C. Seafood Alliance says a new tariff from China could devastate the multi-million-dollar geoduck clam export industry, which is built almost exclusively on Chinese markets.

  Economy

  Mar 20
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• Nova Scotia says immediate effect of China seafood tariff remains unclear

  Live lobster shipments dominate Nova Scotia’s trade with China, but the fisheries minister says there remains “lots of opportunity” to find other markets.

  Canada

  Mar 19
• China tariffs threaten B.C.’s seafood industry

  The BC Seafood Alliance says it could be a massive blow to the industry with China spending $300 million on local seafood annually.

  Economy

  Mar 14
• China tariffs on Canadian seafood add to trade uncertainty

  China announced the retaliatory tariffs in response to the Canadian surtax of 100 per cent on all Chinese-made electric vehicles, and of 25 per cent on steel and aluminum.

  Canada

  Mar 10
• Retaliatory Chinese tariffs set to hit Canadian canola farmers

  China is a top market for Canadian canola, representing close to $5 billion in export value. This isn't the first time Beijing has targeted the crop as part of hostile trading.

  Canada

  Mar 9
• With tariffs on China, trade tension with U.S., what could get costlier in 2025?

  With trade disputes with two of Canada’s largest trade partners – China and the United States – looming, some experts are warning that consumers could see higher prices.

  Canada

  Jan 1
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• Manufacturing, retail sides of Canadian furniture industry at odds over outcome of Asian dumping

  Richi Collection operates a handful of stores in Alberta. It had about $300,000 worth of furniture ordered that was subject to the full 295 per cent tariff.

  Economy

  May 31, 2021
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• WTO calls for truce, says U.S. tariffs on China broke international trade rules

  The Trump administration says its tariffs imposed two years ago on more than $200 billion in Chinese goods were justified.

  World

  Sep 15, 2020