US EditionSteel industry groups say Carney’s retaliatory plan for U.S. tariffs ‘falls short’
- The Canadian Steel Producers Association and United Steelworkers Union criticized Prime Minister Mark Carney's tariff plan, stating it 'falls short of what the industry needs at this most challenging time.'
- Carney announced a potential retaliatory plan against U.S. tariffs, depending on trade progress with U.S. President Donald Trump.
- NDP Leader Don Davies remarked that the Liberal government is only taking 'baby steps to address the crisis' regarding U.S. tariffs.
- Minister Joly acknowledged that U.S. tariffs have put Canada's steel and aluminum industries in a state of emergency.
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Steel industry groups say Carney’s retaliatory plan for U.S. tariffs ‘falls short’
OTTAWA - The Canadian Steel Producers Association and United Steelworkers Union are panning Prime Minister Mark Carney's response to U.S. President Donald Trump's punishing tariffs.
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(Updated) Steel industry groups say Carney's retaliatory plan for U.S. tariffs 'falls short'
The Canadian Steel Producers Association and United Steelworkers Union are panning Prime Minister Mark Carney's response to U.S. President Donald Trump's punishing tariffs. Their response came hours after Carney announced a tariff countermeasure plan Thursday that includes retaliation against Trump's steel and aluminum tariffs a month from now — depending on how much progress the two world leaders make in their trade discussions. The two steel o…
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