Canada Gives Tariff Exemption to Automakers That Stay in Country

Canada offers automakers tariff relief, Honda denies weighing move

Ottawa on Tuesday offered tariff relief to automakers on condition they maintain production in Canada, fearing US President Donald Trump's policies could trigger a flight of the key manufacturing sector to the United States.

Canada offers carmakers tariff relief, as Honda denies plans for switch to US

PM Mark Carney will exempt manufacturers from retaliatory duties as long as they keep making vehicles in the country.

Canada to drop tariffs on US-made cars if automakers keep production local

Mark Carney government’s announcement comes amid increasing concern that automakers will pull production out of Canada in response to Trump’s tariffs.

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The Political Economy of Tariff Exemption Grants

Canada scraps tariffs for automakers that keep plants running

Most of the cars and trucks made in Canada are shipped to the U.S., and U.S.-made vehicles dominate sales at Canadian auto dealers.

Ottawa grants automakers tariff relief but warns of pullback if they cut domestic manufacturing, investment

The government will partially exempt automakers from countermeasure tariffs, based on their Canadian production and planned investments