US EditionCanada steel, aluminum plants lay off workers due to US tariffs
- Hundreds of Canadian workers have been laid off from steel plants due to President Trump's tariffs, affecting at least 200 members of the United Steelworkers, according to Marty Warren.
- President Donald Trump raised tariffs on steel and aluminum imports to 25% on March 12, causing layoffs in the industry.
- Algoma Steel has laid off about 20 workers, and CEO Michael Garcia indicated more layoffs could occur as a result of the tariffs.
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The European Steel and Metals Action Plan aims to eliminate the unequal situation and improve competitiveness.
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Daily PressTariffs, trade and the trouble with Trump’s steel and aluminum gambit in Hampton Roads
The shipyards of Hampton Roads have long been the pride of American industry — steel giants rising along the water, powering not just the U.S. Navy but the regional economy of coastal Virginia. But President Donald Trump’s decision to impose a 25% tariff on imported Canadian steel and a 25% tariff on aluminum threatens to rust the very foundation of this legacy. While framed as a “pro-America” policy, these tariffs reveal a fundamental misunders…
U.S. tariffs, promoted by President Donald Trump, have already left their first victims in Canada, where massive layoffs of steel company workers are reported. According to economists, this is just the beginning of severe impacts on companies and their workers, as the situation could get worse if Donald Trump continues with his tariff policy. It is recalled that the U.S. imposed 25% tariffs on any imports of steel and aluminum, and it is expecte…
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