Canada enacts $28B in retaliatory tariffs on U.S. goods. Small businesses brace for higher costs while experts predict minimal impact for everyday consumers.
Canada prepares $28B in tariffs on U.S. goods as Donald Trump mocks Prime Minister Mark Carney in a social media post, heightening trade tensions.
Ottawa extends its federal excise tax pause on fuel through January 31 before a phased reintroduction starting in February. Read the full details.
Quebec's industry faces a projected $1.8B loss by 2028 from 50% U.S. tariffs on Canadian goods, a new Oxford Economics forecast reveals.
Canadians are boycotting US goods, tech, and travel in response to tariffs and trade tensions, shifting to local alternatives despite rising costs.
Prime Minister Mark Carney rejects U.S. trade offer, triggering 50 per cent tariffs. Canada vows retaliatory levies starting Sept. 8 as leaders react.
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