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Joly commits to prioritizing Canadian steel, aluminum for defence, infrastructure

  • On June 1, 2025, Industry Minister Mélanie Joly pledged to give priority to domestically produced steel and aluminum for government defence and infrastructure initiatives.
  • This commitment follows rising U.S. Tariffs on Canadian steel and aluminum, with President Trump threatening to raise rates from 25% to 50% starting June 3, 2025.
  • Canadian steel makes up about a quarter of U.S. Steel imports, but recent tariffs have pressured domestic producers, including Montreal-based Sinobec Group Inc., which sought legal protection from creditors amid financial challenges.
  • United Steelworkers national director Marty Warren emphasized the ongoing need for more robust trade enforcement to protect workers facing increasing challenges from trade competition.
  • The government’s decision aims to strengthen domestic supply chains and protect jobs but its success depends on future trade developments and enforcement measures.
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Ottawa. Canada’s federal government will use domestic steel and aluminum to develop infrastructure and defense while U.S. President Donald Trump’s tariffs are in place, said Industry Minister Melanie Joly.

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This announcement comes just after Trump's threats to raise prices on these materials to 50%.

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City News broke the news in Toronto, Canada on Monday, June 2, 2025.
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