US EditionQuebec government to support businesses affected by U.S. tariffs, says it will retaliate
- Quebec Premier François Legault announced a program to offer up to $50 million in loans to vulnerable companies affected by U.S. Tariffs, which he called an unjustified attack on Quebec's economy.
- Legault warned that U.S. Tariffs could result in a loss of up to 160,000 jobs in Quebec if maintained for over a year.
- The province will impose penalties on American companies that bid on public contracts.
- The mayors of Quebec's three largest cities aim to communicate to American leaders that the tariff war will impact both countries.
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Thunder Bay not as dependent on exports to U.S.: expert
Thunder Bay will feel an impact from the 25-per cent U.S. tariffs and Canadian counter-tariffs that came into play Tuesday, but the blow will be more muted relative to other cities in Ontario, business and economic experts say. "Nobody in…
·Hamilton, Canada
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Tariff War with the United States: Malaise in a library on the Quebec border
A library located on the border between Quebec and Vermont seems to be in the focus of the American authorities. During a recent unannounced visit, the Secretary of Homeland Security of the United States even caused an unease by slamming about the "51st State" by crossing the symbolic line on the ground.
·Montreal, Canada
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