US EditionCrown corporations prioritize purchasing Sask. made steel amid U.S. tariffs
- The Saskatchewan government supports local steelworkers by having Crown corporations buy local steel.
- SaskPower has agreed to purchase 10,000 tons of steel from Evraz North America for construction needs.
- SaskEnergy has also acquired 125 kilometres of steel pipe for a new power plant near Lanigan.
- Crown corporations awarded $1.2 billion to Saskatchewan suppliers in the first three fiscal quarters of last year.
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The Peterborough Examiner
The Hamilton SpectatorNorth Vancouver city council puts forward ‘buy local’ policy to counter U.S. tariffs
Municipalities across Canada are debating how they should respond to the U.S. tariffs, including the City of North Vancouver.
The Globe & Mail
Saskatchewan Crown corporations buying local steel after Trump imposes tariffs
The provincial government says SaskPower, the electrical utility, has negotiated with Evraz North America to purchase 10,000 tons of steel from the company’s mill in Regina
United Steelworkers ratifies deal with CPKC in Canada
CALGARY, Alberta — Members of United Steelworkers have ratified a new four-year contract with Canadian Pacific Kansas City, the railroad has announced. The union represents about 600 clerical and intermodal workers in Canada. The railroad did not release terms of the agreement. “We are pleased to have received strong support for another collective agreement, the third in Canada reached this year at the bargaining table providing long-term labor …
haltonhillstoday.ca
'First thing out of the gate': Saskatchewan budget to address tariffs from two fronts
REGINA — Saskatchewan’s finance minister says more details are coming Wednesday as the province introduces a 2025 budget facing a vise-squeeze from both China and the United States.
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