Most Canadians say they expect to feel U.S. tariffs, want Canada to fight back: poll

Unifor calls for government action as forestry sector faces U.S. tariffs

Unifor is urging all levels of government to develop a national industrial strategy for Canada’s forestry sector as rural communities grapple with mill closures and escalating U.S. trade pressures.

Fewer Canadians say climate change is their top issue. This Green candidate's not worried

As the Liberals and Conservatives pledge to get more energy projects off the ground faster, and polling shows climate change worries are slipping down the list of Canadians' priorities, one Green Party incumbent MP rejects the idea that his team is in trouble.

The majority is pro Europe, Salvini's party is the exception

For brokers, the trade war has a silver lining

Feature image by iStock/ssucsy Tariffs on Canadian goods entering the U.S., as well as Canadian counter-tariffs, are creating confusion for commercial insurance clients. And the on-again, off again approach to tariffs – and see-sawing of which goods will be tariffed – makes matters worse. “Your economics could change pretty quickly… your cost of goods [and] your total revenue coming through,” says Adam Mitchell, CEO of Mitch Insurance. “You’re g…

Posthaste: CIBC economist warns Canada will end up more tied to U.S. once the tariff dust settles

Benjamin Tal says in a trade war stare down between the U.S. and China, Canada will be forced to choose sides. Keep reading here.

They argue that their level of confidence in the Americans has fallen, says a poll.