Calgary Firms Pivot as U.S. Trade Share Hits Record Low: Calgary Economic Development

Calgary firms pivot as U.S. trade share hits record low: Calgary Economic Development

One year after President Donald Trump’s administration imposed tariffs on Canadian goods, small and medium-sized businesses in Alberta are aggressively diversifying their exports to reduce reliance on the United States.

Alberta companies choosing international markets over U.S. amid trade dispute

Albertans are choosing international markets over the U.S. in the wake of trade disputes sparked by President Donald Trump, says the Calgary Economic Development.

Amid economic war, Calgary companies hit record low trade with U.S.

America's trade showdown with Canada has Calgary companies taking their business beyond the U.S. like never before, says the city's economic development agency.

Calgary trade deals with U.S. hit all-time low, but businesses seeing global growth

According to data released Tuesday from Calgary Economic Development, of all the trade deals it attracted last year, less than a quarter were with the U.S. — the smallest share of trade deals on record.

ALBERTA BUSINESSES DIVERSIFY MARKETS AMID U.S. TRADE UNCERTAINTY

/CNW/ - One year after President Donald Trump imposed tariffs on Canada, Alberta small-and-medium-sized businesses – particularly in the Calgary region – are...

Calgary Economic Development Ltd. Announces That Alta. Businesses Are Diversifying Their Markets Beyond The U.S.

CALGARY — One year after President Donald Trump imposed tariffs on Canada, Alberta small-and-medium-sized businesses – particularly in the Calgary region – are moving faster than ever to diversify beyond the U.S. market, securing higher-value international contracts and reducing exposure to any single trading partner, says the Calgary Economic Development Ltd. in a press release. New data from Calgary Economic Development (CED) shows 24 per cent…