Author: Ilena Peng
President Donald Trump unveiled sweeping tariffs on imported lumber and wood products that his administration says are needed to protect the US economy and boost domestic manufacturing. Starting Oct. 14, softwood lumber will face 10% duties, while kitchen cabinets, bathroom vanities, and other finished wood goods will be hit with 25% tariffs that rise further in January.Read More
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Trump’s tariffs have cast a chill over the Canadian automotive sector, but have also affected U.S.-based companies.Read More
U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick said Canada should ‘come second’ to the U.S. on autos at the Trump-Carney meeting. Mike Le Couteur reports.Read More
Border officers told they’re union the September IT outage may have led them to miss potential security flags at Canada-U.S. crossings. The CBSA says safety standards were upheld, but security experts call it a big risk.Read More
Border officers told they’re union the September IT outage may have led them to miss potential security flags at Canada-U.S. crossings. The CBSA says safety standards were upheld, but security experts call it a big risk.Read More
Border officers told they’re union the September IT outage may have led them to miss potential security flags at Canada-U.S. crossings. The CBSA says safety standards were upheld, but security experts call it a big risk.Read More
Border officers told they’re union the September IT outage may have led them to miss potential security flags at Canada-U.S. crossings. The CBSA says safety standards were upheld, but security experts call it a big risk.Read More
Border officers told they’re union the September IT outage may have led them to miss potential security flags at Canada-U.S. crossings. The CBSA says safety standards were upheld, but security experts call it a big risk.Read More
Border officers told they’re union the September IT outage may have led them to miss potential security flags at Canada-U.S. crossings. The CBSA says safety standards were upheld, but security experts call it a big risk.Read More