Import, Export & Trade
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Trump suggests Canada sidelined from latest NAFTA negotiations
Canada has deliberately been left on NAFTA’s sidelines
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Feds mulling safeguards to prevent ‘surge’ of cheap steel imports into Canada
The measures, if applied, could include quotas, surtaxes or a combination of both
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US Mexico NAFTA talks minus Canada: feds insist they’re encouraged
OTTAWA – Canada’s continental partners are simply trying to work through difficult bilateral sticking points on NAFTA, federal insiders insist, even as the Canadian government appears to have been left out of ongoing talks between the United States and Mexico.…
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BC border crossing to expand
Highway 13 corridor is one of four Canada/U.S. border crossings in the Lower Mainland
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Trump accuses China of using ‘vicious’ trade tactics
He tweeted that China was specifically targeting U.S. farmers with retaliatory tariffs because “they know I love & respect” them
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U.S. business groups tell trade rep that tariffs hurt Americans
NRF also requested that all consumer products be removed from the list of proposed tariffs
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U.S. challenges Canada’s retaliatory tariffs at WTO
Administration called countermeasures aimed at the U.S. by Canada and other trading partners “completely without justification under international rules.’
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Canada seeks intensive NAFTA talks, even if Trump’s in no rush to sign
Ottawa wants negotiations on the North America Free Trade Agreement to restart as soon as possible
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Canada launching retaliatory tariff broadside
From ketchup to toilet paper, Canada’s tariff list is wide-ranging and will have far-reaching effects south of the border
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Trump blackmailing Canada and Mexico, says former Mexican president
Trying to exert maximum pressure to reach a new NAFTA deal that is favourable to the United States and to get funding for his border wall, former Mexican president Vicente Fox said Wednesday