Changes announced to AgriStability on the eve of the federal election call have met with mixed reaction.
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Tariff support not that quick or easy: critics
AgriStability changes announced March 22 require negotiations, and funds won’t be available until after federal election
Canola growers want direct cash payments
Canada’s International Trade Tribunal process was not used to apply tariffs to Chinese electric vehicles, steel and aluminum
Canada’s canola growers are unimpressed with the federal government’s response to Chinese tariffs on oil and meal.
Trump aides weighing 20 per cent tariffs ahead of April 2 ‘Liberation Day’
The Canadian agricultural sector is under pressure as U.S. President Donald Trump is expected to announce more tariffs on April 2. Prime Minister Mark Carney has pledged retaliation.
Canada should increase canola consumption
The domestic market for the crop is already large, but an energized renewable diesel sector could increase local demand
Canada should increase domestic demand for canola
Carney says supply management “off the table” in negotiations
Supply management won’t be part of trade negotiations and tariff discussions, Prime Minister Mark Carney said on Friday.
U.S. auto sector tariffs likened to scoring on their own net
Uncertainty caused by the on-again-off-again tariff threat has already disrupted production of some vehicles
The uncertainty caused by the on-again-off-again tariff threat has already disrupted production of some vehicles
Manitoba budget includes tariff help for farmers
The provincial government allocates more than $1 billion to safeguard the province’s economy
The recent Manitoba budget includes investments to support the province’s agricultural producers in the face of U.S. and Chinese-imposed tariffs, provincial finance minister Adrien Sala announced last week.
Manitoba invests up to $1.5 million to create tariff response program
Province funding Canadian Manufacturers & Exporters to create a Manitoba tariff response program
The province of Manitoba is partnering with the Canadian Manufacturers and Exporters to forumulate a provincial tariff response program.
Chinese ship tax would greatly benefit Canadian shippers, says analyst
Proposed fees on Chinese-built and -operated ships will make exports from the United States less competitive in the world market, and that would greatly benefit Canadian shippers, says an analyst.
U.S. announces 25 per cent additional tariffs on autos
“Foreign-made” automobiles from all countries to be affected
It was unclear after the announcement how the tariff would be applied to the integrated North American auto sector, which builds sub-assemblies for autos in all three countries before they’re added to finished vehicles.
