US Warns Canada Over Fresh Tariffs and Import Bans
Washington has signaled it may impose new tariffs and import restrictions on Canadian goods, deepening trade tensions between the two North American neighbors.
Washington has signaled it may impose new tariffs and import restrictions on Canadian goods, deepening trade tensions between the two North American neighbors.
The White House has banned a range of Canadian products, from spirits to motorbikes, after Ottawa's retaliatory tariffs took effect, deepening a months-long trade dispute between the two neighbors.
The European Commission has proposed a groundbreaking new status for Canada, making it the first country ever invited to become an associate member of the European Union.
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney says his government is prepared to sit down with Washington to hammer out a new trade agreement, as trade tensions between the two neighbors continue.
A Mexican editorial explores growing signs that Canada is drawing closer to the European Union, a shift first hinted at by France's foreign minister earlier this year.
According to a Wall Street Journal report cited by La Jornada, Canada is exploring a new, deeper relationship with the European Union that would go beyond its existing trade pact and edge closer to formal partnership status.
A growing consumer boycott of American products in Canada is pushing major supermarket chains to seek alternative suppliers, according to a report from Jornada.
President Trump raised the possibility of barring the Canadian aerospace giant Bombardier from selling its aircraft in the United States, adding a new flashpoint to already strained trade relations between Washington and Ottawa.
Schwartz's, the legendary Montreal delicatessen, has stopped pouring its trademark American black cherry soda after the supplier scaled back production, forcing the shop to find a local replacement.
According to business group AMSOC, Mexico could play a decisive role in bringing Canada back to the negotiating table for the USMCA trade pact, known in Mexico as the T-MEC.
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