Despite Alberta's exports being mostly unscathed by the United States' latest tariff measures, the province is still at risk of significant job losses across industries like agriculture and trucking, ...
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith is calling on Ottawa to get back to the negotiating table with the United States before its counter-tariffs take effect in two weeks.
Patrick Wachter Lethbridge Herald Alberta remains one of Canada’s most trade-dependent provinces, with the United States representing an overwhelming ...
Days after the US announced new trade measures against Canada, Prime Minister Mark Carney on Thursday said that his ...
By Patrick Wachter Lethbridge Herald Premier Danielle Smith maintained a firm but pragmatic stance during her media availability regarding the escalating ...
On September 8, Canada is set to enact tariffs ranging from 15% to 50% on over 700 American goods in an effort to match US tariffs dollar for dollar, Canadian officials announced on Tuesday.
Donald Trump, pictured with Mark Carney last October, has called Canada’s prime minister ‘nasty’ - Reuters Donald Trump has paused the US plan to impose 50 per cent tariffs on Canada after claiming ...
A breakdown in trade negotiations between the US and Canada over the weekend led Washington to impose a 50% tariff on a wide range of Canadian goods, including furniture, dairy, electrical products, ...
Another key tariff-related deadline is approaching for Alberta companies, and business leaders such as John Jeffrey and Corey Smith are taking note. Unless a Canada-United States trade deal is reached ...
Alberta businesses are being asked to put hard numbers behind a trade fight that has increasingly moved from political speeches ...
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith is rejecting use of the province’s oil and gas exports as leverage in an escalating trade dispute with the United States, warning taxing or cutting off energy exports ...
The trade upheaval has left beekeepers scrambling at the end of a difficult harvest, when they would normally be selling honey and hauling barrels of it across the border.