The Economy
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New tax incentives for investment could increase Canada’s emissions
Measures in fall fiscal update will allow manufacturing and processing companies to write off new equipment and machinery as soon as they put the purchases to use
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Statistics Canada says wholesale sales fell 0.5 per cent in September
Led lower by the machinery, equipment and supplies and the personal and household goods subsectors
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Canada’s economy surges in second quarter
A surge in exports of energy, aircraft and pharmaceutical products helped propel Canada’s economy higher
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U.S. ports group to speak out against tariffs
Also requesting container cranes from Chinese factories, in which there are no American-made alternatives, be exempt from tariffs
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Canadian manufacturing sales top expectations
Gain 1.1 per cent in June
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Trump’s auto tariffs would devastate supply chains, cause mass layoffs: experts
Shifting tool lines to the United States would be so complicated it could take many months if it can be done at all,
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Saskatchewan premier says new US tariffs hurting steel projects in province
U.S. tariffs on Canadian steel and aluminum have caused some projects in the States to grind to a halt
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Supply chain disruption holds back April manufacturing numbers
Export demand picked up markedly, with the latest rise in new orders from abroad the strongest since March 2011
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Study: New NAFTA auto rules would act as a multi-billion dollar tax
Rules could increase the cost of a car by hundreds or even thousands of dollars
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PM says ending exemptions for Canadian steel would hurt U.S. economy
Trudeau telling steel workers that it makes no sense for the U.S. to reverse its decision