Tariffs News Updates

The Commerce Department is imposing tariffs of about 260% on “van-type trailers” that were being “dumped” into the U.S. — imported at prices that make it difficult for domestic manufacturers to compete. 

The Trump administration is expanding tariff exemptions to more Canadian products, including paper, plastic, machinery and seaweed products.

U.S. and Mexican trade negotiators have hit an impasse over tariffs on steel and aluminum, dashing earlier optimism for an imminent deal.

Prime Minister Mark Carney unveiled a C$9 billion partnership with Ontario to support the province’s tariff-battered steel and auto industries.

The Trump administration is being sued over the imposition of 50% tariffs on an array of Canadian goods.

Ontario Premier Doug Ford said Canada must prepare for the possibility that U.S. trade protectionism will last well beyond President Donald Trump’s administration.

A U.S. trade judge approved class-action status for a legal fight over refunds for President Donald Trump’s global tariffs.

The U.S. joined 14 other economies in pledging to confront excess manufacturing capacity and production in certain sectors.

The Trump administration faced skeptical questions from a U.S. trade court about the legal foundation underpinning President Trump’s latest round of global tariffs.

Stelco announced layoffs it attributed in part to President Donald Trump’s tariffs. Carney also threatened legal action.