Canada will appeal last week’s decision by the World Trade Organization (WTO) which ruled to allow the United States to use “zeroing” on Canada’s softwood lumber. Continue reading
A World Trade Organization ruling approved a long-outlawed U.S. trade policy on Tuesday, when a panel of adjudicators said Washington’s use of “zeroing” to calculate anti-dumping tariffs was permissible in the case of Canadian softwood lumber. Continue reading
China, the European Union, Canada, Mexico, Norway, and Russia are escalating the trade dispute over steel and aluminum tariffs. Continue reading
Supply management might be a sacred cow in Canada but for New Zealand, bringing that cow to market actually helped their industries grow. Continue reading
Neither the U.S. nor China is part of the day-long meeting in the national capital on the future of the world’s trade referee. Continue reading
Canada has not included the United States in an upcoming meeting aimed at saving the international trading system because it doesn’t share the views of the 13 invited countries, says the new Canadian trade minister. Continue reading
Trump has threatened to impose tariffs under Section 232 of the decades-old U.S. Trade Expansion Act. Continue reading
The American decision to complain to the WTO about Canada’s retaliatory tariffs is incredulous and somewhat ironic, Bill Kelly says. Continue reading
The federal Liberal government introduced reciprocal duties earlier this month on some U.S. imports after the Trump administration slapped Canada – and other American allies – with tariffs on steel and aluminum. Continue reading
Global News has confirmed Foreign Affairs Minister Chrystia Freeland will be in Hamilton on Friday, and is expected to present the list of American goods set to be hit by Canada. Continue reading