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Most of U.S. aluminum comes from Canada. Industry says ‘good luck’ replacing it (opens the original)
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Canada’s aluminum industry is not worried about U.S. tariffs continuing into the new year. While Canadian domestic producers will absorb the loss of U.S. business and find other customers, the U.S. will find it nearly impossible to replace its cheapest supplier, says Jean Simard, president and chief executive officer at Aluminum Association of Canada. The U.S. depends on Canada for 75 per cent of its imported primary aluminum, covering 60 per cent of its yearly usage, the association says. With
‘Really destructive for the Canadian steel industry,’ union warns as trade war escalates (opens the original)
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Thousands more jobs could be at risk as U.S. President Donald Trump continues to escalate trade pressure on Canada, warns the United Steelworkers union. The Canadian steel industry has already seen roughly 2,000 layoffs since the U.S. imposed a 50 per cent tariff on Canadian steel imports last year, says Meg Gingrich, assistant to the national director at the union, which represents 850,000 members across North America, including 225,000 in Canada. “Our members are often working for industries w
‘Their word is not their bond,’ policy expert slams last minute U.S. trade demands (opens the original)
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Canada was right to impose counter-tariffs after the U.S. threatened its national sovereignty during trade talks, says a public policy expert. The U.S. crossed the line by introducing issues that were “thrown in at the last minute,” which include higher tariffs for trucks, an attempt to restrict free trade deals with other nations, and an attempt to control content regulation in Canada, Drew Fagan, a professor at the Munk School of Global Affairs and Public Policy at the University of Toronto, t
Alcohol ban ‘had its time’ and must end for deal with U.S., says trade advisor (opens the original)
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The decision to reverse provincial bans on U.S. alcohol may be the reason why Canada reaches a last-minute deal with the U.S., says Lisa Raitt, member of the Advisory Committee on Canada-U.S. Economic Relations. She says U.S. President Donald Trump has made it very clear that he views the removal of American alcohol from Canadian store shelves as a discriminatory measure, and as a result, threatened 50 per cent tariffs on vulnerable industries. “You have to do whatever you can to ensure that tha
Ontario’s lithium race is on. And the first mine could open in two years (opens the original)
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Ontario’s race to extract lithium is heating up, and one company says it could open the province’s first mine in two years. Rock Tech Lithium is aiming to bring its Georgia Lake project in northwestern Ontario into production while three other major companies compete to develop the province’s largely untapped lithium resources in the region. “I believe it is the ideal time for it,” the company’s CEO, Mirco Wojnarowicz told BNN Bloomberg. Wojnarowicz says the world is now in a “battery age” where
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