The Economy
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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
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Canada well-positioned for NAFTA talks, Morneau says
Strong economy is allowing Canadian officials to push for a better deal
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PM and Trump talk: U.S. using tariff threat as leverage in NAFTA talks
Trump explicitly linked the fear of tariffs on steel and aluminum to the ongoing negotiation of NAFTA
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Budget plan is for long term resilience, not stop gaps
Trudeau government will table a federal budget Tuesday that aims to establish a firewall against U.S. volatility
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Bombardier may lay off hundreds at its Quebec railway plant
Losing out on a large electric train contract in Montreal may force it to lay off workers this fall