Canada can no longer afford to play a waiting game for trade relief, with Trump’s sectoral tariffs threatening permanent closures in Ontario’s auto and manufacturing sectors, writes Adam Radwanski.
If Canada doesn’t get relief from U.S. President Donald Trump’s tariffs before the end of this year, the consequences could really start to hit — in the form of factory closures and other consequences we’ve mostly avoided so far.
That’s an assessment I’ve heard a lot, the past few weeks, in conversations with representatives of our automotive and other manufacturing industries.
The White House’s August 1 deadline has ‘set off some panic’ among both workers and employers, experts say.
Prime Minister Mark Carney said the Trump administration’s proposed 10 per cent tariffs do not come as a surprise.
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