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Ottawa distillery looks to Europe as U.S. import ban threatens Canadian exports (opens the original)
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OTTAWA — As Canada looks to strengthen trade ties with the European Union amid its ongoing trade dispute with the United States, some small businesses are also looking overseas for new markets. SFR Distillery in Ottawa had planned to expand into the U.S. market, but that strategy has been upended by new measures from Washington that will ban imports of certain Canadian products. “As of Tuesday, it will actually be illegal for us to export our goods to the United States because of the decisions t
‘We’re in a rush’: Ottawa businesses want Canada-U.S. trade war resolved (opens the original)
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OTTAWA — Businesses on both sides of the Canada-U.S. border are feeling the effects of an ongoing trade dispute, even as the Trump administration signals it is comfortable with the status quo. At Infinity Flooring in Ottawa, tariffs have hit a large portion of the carpet products the family-owned business sells. “It’s all tariffed,” said Heidi Gagne, co-owner and managing director of the store as she pointed to a large display of products. Products from major American suppliers are now facing ta
Federal government expected to announce legislation on future of Canadian airports: sources (opens the original)
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OTTAWA – The federal Liberal caucus hastily called a meeting with its MPs on Monday to discuss the future of Canadian airports, according to multiple sources. Those sources tell CTV News that only MPs and none of their staff were allowed on the call. The federal government has been actively exploring the privatization and alternative ownership models of its major airports, which currently run under a not-for-profit model where local airport authorities manage federally owned land via long-term l
Federal Liberal caucus holds call to discuss future of Canadian airports: sources (opens the original)
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OTTAWA – The federal Liberal caucus hastily called a meeting with its MPs on Monday to discuss the future of Canadian airports, according to multiple sources. Those sources tell CTV News that only MPs and none of their staff were allowed on the call. The federal government has been actively exploring the privatization and alternative ownership models of its major airports, which currently run under a not-for-profit model where local airport authorities manage federally owned land via long-term l
PM Carney says Canada ‘not looking to become member’ of the EU (opens the original)
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Prime Minister Mark Carney confirmed Canada is “not looking to become a member of the European Union,” while speaking to reporters at the Toronto Film Festival Sunday evening. “We’re not looking to become a member of the European Union. What we are looking and will begin discussion for, is a unique alliance with the European Union, between Canada and the European Union,” said Carney. Earlier Sunday, a senior government source told CTV News Canada is not seeking European Union membership in any c
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