Import, Export & Trade
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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
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Airbus threatens to leave Britain in case of no deal Brexit
Airbus, which employs about 14,000 people at 25 sites in the U.K., said it needs to know by the end of the summer what rules will govern its operations
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Auto tariffs would have long term chill on economic output
Analysis by TD Economics says if the United States puts tariffs on auto imports Canadian economic growth could drop by half a percentage point and threaten Ontario manufacturing jobs
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Import now to beat tariffs on goods from China? It will cost
Will U.S. shippers opt for air freight to beat the July 6 deadline?
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Ontario premier designate Ford to meet with industry reps on NAFTA
Ford says first priority is to protect Ontario jobs
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US imposes new security measures on incoming cargo shipments
U.S. authorities are requiring airlines to give them more notice about certain types of cargo that officials believe may pose a security risk. The new measure took effect Tuesday. Carriers operating planes with commercial cargo now must send certain information…
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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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Trump attacks put fresh focus on Canada’s supply managed dairy system
System limits imports by applying tariffs on imports beyond a certain level; nearly 300 per cent for butter and cream, and 240 per cent for cheese, whole milk and yogurt