Canada’s Trump Card in a Tariff War: Turning Off the Oil Taps
McKercher said the language used by Trump in his tariff directive “gives the game away.” Essentially, by proposing 25 per cent tariffs on Canadian goods, except energy which was set at 10 per cent, Trump is revealing the country’s dependency on cheap Canadian energy and a concern about prices rising too high for Americans.
Starting a trade war with one of your oldest friends, strongest allies and greatest trading partners has consequences.
Canada will have to engage China if it wants to ease mounting pressure from the Trump administration, according to a Canadian professor of international relations. "If we are going to diversify trade, ...
Canada’s premiers visited Washington this week to make the case for open trade, but influential figures in the president’s ...
President Trump's threats of tariffs on Canadian imports has mobilized opposition in Canada and the U.S., while finding support among Republicans.
Tensions are rising between the United States and Canada as Canadian leaders push back against the Trump administration's ...
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau appointed former Mountie Kevin Brosseau to serve as the country's fentanyl czar on ...
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