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Steel group calls for government to step in to protect industry as U.S. tariffs jump

  • On June 5, 2025, Canadian steel producers and union leaders met federal lawmakers in Ottawa to address the U.S. Doubling tariffs on steel and aluminum to 50 percent.
  • The tariff increase followed previous 25 percent duties imposed in March, aimed to protect U.S. Producers and responded to alleged unfair foreign dumping, notably from China.
  • Industry representatives indicated that shipments of Canadian steel bound for the U.S. Have declined by 30 percent, resulting in approximately 700 job losses, and cautioned that redirected exports are causing an oversupply in the domestic Canadian market.
  • Catherine Cobden warned that the industry faces significant weakening very quickly, describing the situation as a critical threat that requires immediate government intervention.
  • The meeting sought federal retaliation matching U.S. Tariffs as workers and firms urged quick government response to safeguard jobs and economic security amid ongoing trade talks.
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In the news today: Steelmakers urge Ottawa to match Trump tariffs

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Canada steelworkers urge Ottawa to counter Trump

Steelworkers in the Canadian city of Hamilton see President Donald Trump's latest trade war escalation as a wake-up call, insisting US efforts to protect struggling metal producers demand an equivalent national response.

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Steel group calls for government to step in to protect industry as U.S. tariffs jump

TORONTO — Canada's steel industry needs the federal government to take swift action as it faces an existential threat from the steeply increased tariffs imposed Wednesday by the U.S.

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The Globe & Mail broke the news in Canada on Tuesday, June 3, 2025.
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