Canada preparing ‘detailed’ response to potential Trump auto tariffs: Freeland
If U.S. President Donald Trump slaps auto tariffs on cars made in Canada, the government will be prepared to strike back. Continue reading
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Buy Canadian? Some considering boycott amid tariffs imposed by Donald Trump
By Sean O’Shea Consumer Reporter
With the threat of a trade war with the United States looming, some are looking to adopt a strict buy Canadian approach. Continue reading
Oshawa autoworkers concerned over looming tariff threats
A 25 per cent tariff on Canadian auto imports to the United States has Oshawa autoworkers concerned about job security. Continue reading
Freeland says tariffs on steel, aluminum represent U.S. ‘putting its thumb on the scale’
Foreign Affairs Minister Chrystia Freeland met with the influential U.S. Senate foreign relations committee in Washington on Wednesday. Continue reading
Amidst Trump trade dispute, Canada set to table bill to ratify Trans Pacific Partnership
The move comes amid continuing concerns over whether it will be possible to reach a new NAFTA agreement. Continue reading
‘We might poke the bear:’ GOP senator rips into party for blocking move to roll back tariffs
“95 per cent of the people on this side of the aisle, at least intellectually support this amendment…A lot of them would vote for it if it came to vote, but no. We might poke the bear!” said Corker in an impassioned speech. Continue reading
Timeline of Donald Trump’s war of words (and trade) with Justin Trudeau
U.S. President Donald Trump‘s spat with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau shows no signs of abetting, with Trump continuing to tweet his annoyance at Trudeau’s response to trade tariffs even after landing in Singapore, where he is due to meet North Korean leader Kim Jong Un. Trump and Trudeau have been at odds ever since the… Continue reading
‘Meek, mild and dishonest’: Trump lashes out at Trudeau after PM contradicts him in public
Trump accused Trudeau of being “very dishonest and weak.” Continue reading
As Trump departs G7 Summit, Canadian officials say it could have gone a whole lot worse
President Donald Trump left the G7 Summit Saturday morning, and, despite criticism on trade files, Canadian officials say things could have gone worse. Continue reading
COMMENTARY: When it comes to trade, Trump is the problem
Canada and the other ‘G6’ allies need to form a united front against Donald Trump’s trade antagonism, Rob Breakenridge says. Continue reading
