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Canada Unveils First Major Expansion of US Import Tariffs to 50 Percent

August 27, 2026

Canada is adding tariffs of up to 50% on C$27.6 billion in U.S. imports, covering more than 700 products across major sectors from September 8. The post Canada broadens tariffs on US imports to 50 percent appeared first on Vancouver Inquirer.

News

Canada’s First Reciprocal Dollar-for-Dollar Response to US Import Tariffs Unveiled

Canada-U.S. Trade Negotiations Could Spark First Revival of Keystone XL Pipeline as Tariffs Remain on Hold

Business

Canada Unveils First Major Expansion of US Import Tariffs to 50 Percent

August 27, 2026

First Signs of US dollar Testing Three-Month Lows as Bond Yields Drop

August 20, 2026

Canadian economy grew 0.3% in May beating flash

August 1, 2026

Nova Scotia backs beef processing facility in Cape Breton

June 29, 2026

Canadian dollar nears 70 US cents after steep selloff

June 20, 2026

Canada sets 10% canned vegetable import tariff

June 20, 2026

Canada unveils C$1 trillion electricity grid plan

May 15, 2026

Quebec budget projects C$8.6 billion deficit

March 23, 2026

News

Canada’s First Reciprocal Dollar-for-Dollar Response to US Import Tariffs Unveiled

Canada-U.S. Trade Negotiations Could Spark First Revival of Keystone XL Pipeline as Tariffs Remain on Hold

First Signs of Keystone XL Pipeline Revival Amidst Canada Tariff Suspension and US-Canada Trade Negotiations

First-Time Closure of All Eastbound Lanes on Hwy 401 Due to 3-Vehicle Collision

British Columbia wildfire evacuations exceed 20,000

Australia passes National Disability Insurance Scheme amendments

Ontario wildfire surge prompts evacuations and road closures

Carney warns Alberta referendum could prolong Canada uncertainty

Canada targets up to 10 new nuclear reactors

Ontario schools face new exam and grading rules

Travel

Ontario Announces First-Ever Lifting of Restricted Fire Zone and Travel Ban in Northwestern Region

August 21, 2026

Restricted fire zone and travel ban to be lifted Thursday morning, allowing campfires and reopening major regional highways. The post Ontario confirms restricted fire zone and travel ban to be lifted appeared first on Vancouver Inquirer.

Canada cross border trips to U.S. fell sharply in late 2025

January 28, 2026

U.S. Commerce figures show October 2025 arrivals down 5.7%, with Canada trips lower and main markets including the UK, Germany and South Korea among top sources.