Canada is launching a $100-million rebate program to help steelmakers sell more product at home, as Ottawa stares down a looming deadline to avert a fresh wave of U.S. tariffs.
HAMILTON–The Carney Liberals launched a $100-million rebate program on Monday to help Canadian steelmakers sell more product at home, as Ottawa stares down a looming deadline to avert a fresh wave of American tariffs.
Transport Minister Steven MacKinnon made the announcement in Hamilton, touting a federal program that will provide a 50 per cent rebate on rail and marine transportation costs for Canadian steel shipped across provincial and territorial lines.
Feds in Hamilton to announce $100M program to cover 50% of shipping steel in Canada | CBC News
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