Canada, Trump and Tariffs
Canada’s Trump Card in a Tariff War: Turning Off the Oil Taps
McKercher said the language used by Trump in his tariff directive “gives the game away.” Essentially, by proposing 25 per cent tariffs on Canadian goods, except energy which was set at 10 per cent, Trump is revealing the country’s dependency on cheap Canadian energy and a concern about prices rising too high for Americans.
Canadian oil and gas producer Cenovus Energy posted a fall in fourth-quarter profit on Thursday, as lower commodity prices ...
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Canada could cut US energy supply in reply to Trump’s tariffsit will use any new revenue to help Canadian workers and businesses. The leaders also agreed to increase defense spending, advance energy projects and enhance security at the Canada-U.S. border.
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"We don't need their oil and gas. We have more than anybody," said the U.S. president during his virtual address at the World Economic Forum.
Canada cracked the top ten in energy transition investment and GDP share in 2024 after a $35.2 billion investment on the road ...
To build or not to build: the question facing Canadian politicians, oil and gas experts and industry leaders when it comes to domestic pipelines in light of Trump's tariff threat.
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As global leaders, Canada and Norway's co-operation is timely in the face of surging energy demandCanada and Norway issued a joint statement on bilateral co-operation. Notably, the statement emphasized a commitment to ...
TC Energy expects potential tariffs to have minimal impact on U.S. and Canada projects Sees no impact of tariffs on Mexico projects Open to considering IPO or minority stake sale for Mexico ...
When asked to suggest solutions for environmental challenges, chatbots reflected biases. This could have harmful effects on how we understand and communicate climate change.
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