Rattled by Trump’s tariff threat, Canada’s leaders point fingers at each other
U.S. president-elect Donald Trump announced plans to add a 25 per cent tariff to goods crossing into the country from Canada and Mexico. In response, Premier Doug Ford called the move insulting and said Prime Minister Trudeau has agreed to meet with him about the levy.
Stocks of GM and Ford took a hit, amid concerns that Trump’s plan for tariffs on imports from Mexico and Canada could cut ...
Canada would have "no choice" but to retaliate against U.S. president-elect Donald Trump's threatened 25 per cent tariff with ...
The prime minister must take a threat from U.S. president-elect Donald Trump on tariffs seriously, Ontario Premier Doug Ford ...
Two of the latest recalls from Ford involve a total of more than 30,000 vehicles in Canada, particularly the Maverick . On 21 ...
Trump's proposed 25% tariffs on vehicle imports from Mexico and Canada have sparked widespread concern in the U.S. automotive ...
The president-elect vowed to slap heavy tariffs on imports from some of the U.S.'s top trade partners. Here's how that could ...
Ahead of the Prime Minister’s meeting with the premiers, Canada’s Innovation Minister says the country must deal with Trump’s ...
The new policy, which is meant to pressure the U.S.'s neighboring countries into cracking down on trafficking and migration ...
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