Trump Warns Canada of 100% Tariffs for China Trade
Former U.S. President Donald Trump has threatened to impose 100% tariffs on Canadian goods if Canada pursues a trade agreement with China, escalating trade tensions.
Former U.S. President Donald Trump has threatened to impose 100% tariffs on Canadian goods if Canada pursues a trade agreement with China, escalating trade tensions.
Prime Minister Mark Carney negotiates a crucial canola tariff reduction with China while addressing global trade disruptions at Davos, highlighting Canada's strategic response to changing international dynamics.
Key stakeholders from the Canadian and American lobster sectors gathered in New Brunswick for a major summit addressing trade barriers, tariffs, and market challenges.
British Columbia Premier David Eby reports strong Indian investment interest in LNG, minerals, and clean fuels following a trade mission, as Canada works to diversify trade away from the U.S.
Analysis reveals Donald Trump imposes only a fraction of threatened tariffs, with recent Greenland example showing pattern. Experts question credibility as trading partners adapt to his tactics.
As trade discussions with the United States intensify, Canadian consumers and grocers could see a resurgence of the Buy Canadian movement, echoing past efforts to support domestic products.
The European Commission indicates it is prepared to move forward with the Mercosur trade agreement, even after the European Parliament voted to refer the deal to the top court for review.
U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick criticizes PM Mark Carney's strengthened trade ties with China, warning it could jeopardize Canada's advantageous position in upcoming CUSMA negotiations.
Invest Alberta announces a major new trade relationship with China, promising substantial economic benefits for the province's key industries and global market access.
U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick warns Canada's new trade agreement with China could jeopardize upcoming CUSMA renegotiations, calling the deal 'political noise'.
Prime Minister Mark Carney's trade agreement with China, allowing 49,000 electric vehicles at low tariffs, has sparked political and economic tensions with Ontario Premier Doug Ford, who felt blindsided by the move.
A prominent U.S. figure suggests Canada's potential agreement with China could undermine the renegotiation of the crucial Canada-U.S.-Mexico trade pact, raising economic and diplomatic concerns.
U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick calls Canada's recent trade overtures to China 'political noise' and warns it could impact upcoming CUSMA renegotiations scheduled for summer 2026.
Canadian lobster exporters welcome China's decision to lift tariffs, but industry veterans warn of persistent issues like thin margins and market concentration.
The World Economic Forum in Davos becomes a focal point for global trade realignment as former President Trump outlines new tariff policies and a Greenland deal framework, impacting Canada and international relations.
A comprehensive economic analysis reveals significant global benefits from the pre-2024 rules-based international trade system, contradicting Prime Minister Mark Carney's recent declarations about its demise.
Canada's Liberal government secures a deal with China to reduce tariffs on electric vehicles, as the Chinese ambassador calls for swift implementation of new bilateral agreements.
Chinese Premier Li Qiang, the country's second-in-command, worked behind the scenes with Canadian PM Mark Carney to secure a trade agreement while carefully avoiding overshadowing President Xi Jinping.
Prime Minister Mark Carney's Davos speech and U.S. President Donald Trump's sharp response have ignited intense discussions in Alberta over sovereignty and international trade relations.
President Donald Trump has withdrawn threatened tariffs on Denmark and other NATO allies after claiming a framework agreement on Greenland and Arctic issues, ending a self-created diplomatic crisis.
A trade strategist suggests Canada could use business concessions to preserve favorable tariff terms in the upcoming CUSMA review, amid broader economic and political discussions.
The European Union has suspended negotiations on a trade agreement with the United States indefinitely, citing recent threats from former President Donald Trump regarding Greenland and tariffs.
U.S. political analyst Eric Ham examines President Trump's endorsement of the Canada-China trade agreement amid internal skepticism from his advisors and Canada's assertive stance at Davos.
The European Parliament has indefinitely postponed a crucial trade deal vote with the United States in response to President Trump's escalating threats to acquire Greenland, casting serious doubt on the pact's future.
International Trade Minister Maninder Sidhu calls for strengthening Canada-India economic relations during the World Economic Forum in Switzerland, emphasizing mutual growth opportunities.
Former U.S. President Donald Trump criticized Canada and Mark Carney at the World Economic Forum, asserting Canada benefits from American support without proper gratitude.
Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe discusses the economic benefits of the Canada-China tariff agreement, emphasizing premium market opportunities for local producers.
International Trade Minister Maninder Sidhu emphasizes the critical need for Canada to deepen trade engagement with India, highlighting opportunities for economic growth and diversification.
U.S. President Donald Trump intensifies disputes with European leaders through social media attacks and tariff threats on French wine, revealing private text exchanges with Macron.
The U.S. Supreme Court has postponed its decision on Donald Trump's tariffs, with the next possible ruling date set for February 20. A ruling against Trump could trigger over $130 billion in refunds to American businesses.