The United States wants to put tariffs on $11.2 billion worth of EU goods — from airplanes to Gouda cheese to olives Continue reading →

“Mexico understands that we’re going to close the border or I’m going to tariff the cars. I’ll do one or the other, and probably settle for the tariffs,” Trump said at the White House. Continue reading →

Dealing with the tariffs — imposed by President Donald Trump under a controversial national-security provision of U.S. law — is a key part of the CUSMA ratification process, Freeland said. Continue reading →

Foreign Affairs Minister Chrystia Freeland is warning that Canada’s support for the updated North American trade pact may hinge on the U.S. lifting tariffs on Canadian steel and aluminum. Continue reading →

Why can’t the Trump administration admit that the tariffs were a wrong-headed move causing significant negative economic impacts on both sides of the border? Continue reading →

The United States imposed the “Section 232” tariffs on steel and aluminum nearly a year ago to protect domestic producers on national security grounds. Continue reading →

India says it won’t try to hold onto its zero-tariffs status with the United States, which allowed up to US$5.6 billion in duty-free exports. Continue reading →

He also delayed plans to impose 25 per cent tariffs on Chinese goods on Friday, as previously scheduled. Continue reading →

Ottawa strongly objects to the tariffs, which Trump imposed last year citing security concerns, and has pressed many times for them to be removed. Continue reading →

Trump tweeted that there had been “productive talks,” adding that “I will be delaying the U.S. increase in tariffs now scheduled for March 1.” Continue reading →