Despite Ottawa unveiling an aid package for Canadian businesses affected by the trade war with the United States, some say the measures do not go far enough to help them
Despite Ottawa unveiling an aid package for Canadian businesses affected by the trade war with the United States, some say the measures do not go far enough to help them stay afloat, especially in the wake of Canada’s new counter-tariffs.
The federal government announced a $7.5-billion package on Tuesday, including new loan programs for businesses and more flexibility for workers to apply for employment insurance.
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Canada hits back with new counter-tariffs on US goods
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B.C. businesses brace for damage on both fronts of Canada-U.S. trade war
