New Canadian tariffs impact Vermont, New York businesses; what that means for shoppers

Canada Doubles Steel and Aluminum Tariffs to 50%: What it Means for Algoma Steel Investors

Higher tariffs can help a Canadian steelmaker win orders, but they don’t guarantee profits, and Algoma still needs to prove the turnaround in cash flow.

New Canadian tariffs impact Vermont, New York businesses; what that means for shoppers

A new 50% reciprocal tariff from Canada has just taken effect, targeting American products like cheese, milk and steel. It's part of an ongoing trade war between the two countries, and it's taking a toll on businesses that rely on tourism and imported goods.

Ottawa shoppers look to buy Canadian as businesses brace for new round of tariffs

A patriotic resolve influenced the purchasing decisions of many shoppers in downtown Ottawa on Labour Day as Canadians braced themselves for a new round of counter-tariffs in the U.S. trade war.

‘We’re not going to have a business’: Vermont companies say - The Hardwick Gazette

JAY – Mike Desmarais, who sells snow grooming equipment at a dealer in Newport, is planning to deliver three new vehicles to Canadian customers this month. The machines currently cost about $500,000 Canadian dollars each, he said, but soon, they could cost far more. Two of the machines were made[Read More...]