OTTAWA - Ottawa plans to slash costs to send steel between provinces and territories for the next year in a bid to help domestic producers hit hard by tariffs.
OTTAWA - Ottawa plans to slash costs to send steel between provinces and territories for the next year in a bid to help domestic producers hit hard by tariffs.
Transportation Minister Steven MacKinnon is announcing a $100-million rebate plan today to pay back manufacturers for half the freight costs to send eligible steel products across the country by rail or marine shipping.
Ottawa va rembourser 100 millions de dollars pour le transport de l’acier au Canada
Feds in Hamilton to announce $100M program to cover 50% of shipping steel in Canada | CBC News
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Canada is launching a $100-million rebate program to help steelmakers sell more product at home, as Ottawa stares down a looming…
The federal government is pumping $100 million into Canada's steel industry with a new program that will pay for half the costs…
OTTAWA - The head of the Canadian Steel Producers Association says Ottawa's latest extension of a program that offsets the cost…
The new plan comes amid stalled trade talks between Ottawa and Washington.
OTTAWA - The federal government is extending a $100-million loan to help a lumber company in Western Canada cope with tariffs and…
