Trump tariff news this week: No new levies on Canada, but Ontario hit with more auto layoffs

Closing information gaps to strengthen Canada’s border security and track fentanyl

By Sean Parker, Dawn Jutla, and Peter Copeland for Inside Policy To promote better results, we lay out a collaborative approach Despite exaggerated claims about how much fentanyl is trafficked across the border from Canada to the United States, the reality is that our detection, search, and seizure capacity is extremely limited. We’re dealing with a “known unknown”: a risk we’re aware of, but don’t yet have the capacity to understand its extent.…

What to do with steel and grain shipments? Impact of Trump tariffs piling up in Windsor

Canadian grain shipments finding new markets in Europe

Trump tariff news this week: No new levies on Canada, but Ontario hit with more auto layoffs

Canada remains impacted by “fentanyl tariffs” aimed at addressing the cross-border drug trade, as well as tariffs against the automotive industry, steel and aluminum industries.

Trump hasn’t worked out how auto parts tariff would work, Ontario minister says

The Trump administration has yet to land on a formula for tariffs on automotive parts, according to one of Premier Doug Ford's top cabinet ministers.

Canadian Institute of Steel Construction Awards

Ontario – Ontario Premier Doug Ford attended Canadian Institute of Steel Construction Awards. He said: “At tonight’s Canadian Institute of Steel Construction Awards, we celebrated our incredible Canadian steelworkers. While President Trump’s tariffs take aim at Canadian steel, we’re using every tool we have to support our steelworkers, including prioritizing Canadian steel in our $200 billion plan to build.”

The Weekly Bottom Line: Tariff Rollercoaster Continues, Trade Fight with China Escalate - Action Forex

Canadian Highlights Canada managed to steer clear of new tariff announcements this week but will still be subject to the fentanyl/immigration tariffs put in place last month. The Bank of Canada outlook surveys revealed that an increasing share of businesses and consumers expect a recession in the coming year. The Bank of Canada will be […] The post The Weekly Bottom Line: Tariff Rollercoaster Continues, Trade Fight with China Escalate appeared f…