Trump tariffs more Canadian products
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Trump Administration Announces Section 338 Tariffs at Rate of 50% Across Wide Range of Canadian Goods and Imports - The Last Refuge
It is very obvious from the construct and details of this announcement that U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer has completed a comprehensive review of the retaliatory action by Canada that followed the U.S. Section 232 tariffs on Steel and Aluminum. {FACT SHEET HERE} Last year two...
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“Comes into effect in 30 days…”
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More specifically look what value-added manufacturing the USA has gained just this year with oil control:
Today we hear much evidence of the great cost all nations have paid for being convinced to become a service economy and offshore manufacturing. The USA never went to the extreme that Europe and Canada have in these directions and reversed course on energy policies from 2016-2020 and over the past year especially. The above chart captures how very valuable such energy policies are. We need to rebalance energy use regardless as fossil fuels are finite and how we currently use uranium is too limited. Energy rebalancing is in the offing. Now imagine how much better our performance would be had we never allowed ourselves to be knocked off balance. Imagine how much better off we could be had we never stopped building up rather than allowed epic disruption that has resulted in very costly building back.
TORONTO, July 7, 2026 /CNW/ - One year after manufacturers warned that U.S. tariffs posed an existential threat to their businesses, a new KPMG survey finds four in 10 manufacturers have moved production to the U.S. or are considering doing so as they adapt to ongoing trade uncertainty and mounting competitive pressures. The survey of 275 manufacturers finds that 57 per cent say they have paused, reduced, or cancelled capital expenditure projects due to economic uncertainty and trade and tariff threats, while 42 per cent have scaled back or paused research and development spending. More than half (52 per cent) say they are currently operating in "endurance mode." Do you know what the Republic of Alberta WON'T have? A ruling class in Ottawa working hard to destroy our businesses. Onward and upward. Four in 10 Canadian manufacturers have moved or plan to move production to the U.S., KPMG survey finds From newswire.ca
Earl Davis who is part of BMO’s asset management says when the U.S. does well, Canada does well. The U.S. is booming when it comes to small and medium sized businesses because many regulations that once held them back are being removed. Meanwhile in Canada small business growth all but ceases to exist. He says Canada is “constructive on growth, but it will lag significantly compared to the U.S. See
View: https://x.com/ryangerritsen/status/2077475660482638270/video/1
Example Woodward Inc. manufacturer of aerospace and industrial systems praised by Canada’s defense minister has plans to relocate its Ontario operation to Poland in 2027 See Global report https://t.co/LgRdxfmpI6
Source: www.fraserinstitute.org/studies/comparing-business-investment-per-worker-canada-and-united-states-2007-2024
Europe and Canada are coming to terms with the fact that just following the herd very often is an expensive and painful proposition.
Registered Agents Inc., a business formation service provider, released its June 2026 business report. It found that the U.S. added 3,493,381 new businesses in the first six months of 2026, despite economic pressures and uncertainty in global markets.
The month of June alone showed an increase of 548,060 businesses. Small businesses always are the strongest new employers.
Today we hear much evidence of the great cost all nations have paid for being convinced to become a service economy and offshore manufacturing. The USA never went to the extreme that Europe and Canada have in these directions and reversed course on energy policies from 2016-2020 and over the past year especially. The above chart captures how very valuable such energy policies are. We need to rebalance energy use regardless as fossil fuels are finite and how we currently use uranium is too limited. Energy rebalancing is in the offing. Now imagine how much better our performance would be had we never allowed ourselves to be knocked off balance. Imagine how much better off we could be had we never stopped building up rather than allowed epic disruption that has resulted in very costly building back.
TORONTO, July 7, 2026 /CNW/ - One year after manufacturers warned that U.S. tariffs posed an existential threat to their businesses, a new KPMG survey finds four in 10 manufacturers have moved production to the U.S. or are considering doing so as they adapt to ongoing trade uncertainty and mounting competitive pressures. The survey of 275 manufacturers finds that 57 per cent say they have paused, reduced, or cancelled capital expenditure projects due to economic uncertainty and trade and tariff threats, while 42 per cent have scaled back or paused research and development spending. More than half (52 per cent) say they are currently operating in "endurance mode." Do you know what the Republic of Alberta WON'T have? A ruling class in Ottawa working hard to destroy our businesses. Onward and upward. Four in 10 Canadian manufacturers have moved or plan to move production to the U.S., KPMG survey finds From newswire.ca
Earl Davis who is part of BMO’s asset management says when the U.S. does well, Canada does well. The U.S. is booming when it comes to small and medium sized businesses because many regulations that once held them back are being removed. Meanwhile in Canada small business growth all but ceases to exist. He says Canada is “constructive on growth, but it will lag significantly compared to the U.S. See
View: https://x.com/ryangerritsen/status/2077475660482638270/video/1
Example Woodward Inc. manufacturer of aerospace and industrial systems praised by Canada’s defense minister has plans to relocate its Ontario operation to Poland in 2027 See Global report https://t.co/LgRdxfmpI6
Source: www.fraserinstitute.org/studies/comparing-business-investment-per-worker-canada-and-united-states-2007-2024
Europe and Canada are coming to terms with the fact that just following the herd very often is an expensive and painful proposition.
Registered Agents Inc., a business formation service provider, released its June 2026 business report. It found that the U.S. added 3,493,381 new businesses in the first six months of 2026, despite economic pressures and uncertainty in global markets.
The month of June alone showed an increase of 548,060 businesses. Small businesses always are the strongest new employers.
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Courts will strike these down. They will order the tariffs returned and not a penny will go back to the consumer. Pretty much just a consumer funded cash giveaway with extra steps.
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Not really trump can still do tariffs the court even said so. It was just a rule he used to do it that made it easier and quicker was the issue.
Also they have worked because a lot of companies have straight up said they're going back to the US or have gone back to the US because of the tariffs.
Also they have worked because a lot of companies have straight up said they're going back to the US or have gone back to the US because of the tariffs.
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“Over the past year and a half, only two countries have chosen to retaliate against President Trump’s tariffs rather than negotiate a deal with the United States: the People’s Republic of China and Canada.“
“Over the past year and a half, only two countries have chosen to retaliate against President Trump’s tariffs rather than negotiate a deal with the United States: the People’s Republic of China and Canada.“
Will Dougie run some more commercials? Maybe so!
View: https://x.com/fordnation/status/2079531365507203545?
View: https://x.com/fordnation/status/2079531365507203545?
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