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The article reports that Premier David Eby reaffirmed BC’s North Coast oil tanker ban during a Prince Rupert event, highlighting a federal-provincial agreement (Canada–B.C. Cooperative Prosperity Agreement) that maintains the ban while allowing potential Alberta-to-BC pipeline development. It notes the agreement aims to unlock over $200 billion in…
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The Ontario government is investing $300,000 through the Trade-Impacted Communities Program to support Prescott-Russell businesses affected by U.S. tariffs. The funding will fund the Prescott Russell Community Development Corporation’s Strategic Territorial Positioning Project to attract investment, retain and expand businesses, diversify exports, and…
BC Premier David Eby announced that the North Coast will remain protected through the Canada-B.C. Cooperative Prosperity Agreement, keeping the oil tanker ban in place and ensuring a sustainable coastal economy. The agreement reinforces protections for the North Coast, supports jobs in fisheries, tourism, clean energy, and environmental stewardship, and…
The article reports that more than 500 workers and jobseekers across Northern Ontario will receive skilled-trades and employment training through a joint federal-provincial investment worth over $7.2 million, announced July 27. The funding, delivered through Skills Advance Ontario, funds four projects in Sault Ste. Marie, Thunder Bay, Kenora and nearby…
The Ontario and federal governments are investing more than $7.2 million through the Canada-Ontario Workforce Tariff Response to help over 500 workers in northern Ontario upgrade skills, transition into in-demand careers, and support local employers. The funding, delivered via Skills Advance Ontario, is part of a $228.8 million initiative to retrain up…
The Government of Canada announced a $50 million investment through the Strategic Response Fund in Natural Products Canada's $94.8 million project to strengthen Canada's agri-food sector. The investment is expected to create over 550 jobs, generate over $1.8 billion in GDP, and support a new Capacity Building Fund to boost food manufacturing, processing…
The article reports that industries in northern Ontario will share a $7.2 million fund from federal and provincial governments to help cope with the U.S.-Canada trade war. It specifies that Algoma Steel will participate in receiving a portion of this tariff-relief funding.
The Government of Canada announced a $50 million investment, through the Strategic Response Fund, in Natural Products Canada’s $94.8 million project to strengthen Canada’s agri-food sector. The investment is expected to create over 550 jobs, generate over $1.8 billion in GDP, and support a new Capacity Building Fund to bolster food-related manufacturing,…
The Canadian International Trade Tribunal in Ottawa announced it has initiated a final injury inquiry (NQ-2026-003) to assess whether dumping and subsidizing of certain unarmoured building cables from China have caused, retardation, or threaten to cause injury to the domestic industry. The Tribunal will issue a determination on November 26, 2026,…
Canada has launched Canada's first Strategic Exports Office to centralize diplomatic advocacy, export financing, and commercial execution for major international contracts. The office, combining Global Affairs Canada, Export Development Canada, and the Canadian Commercial Corporation, aims to improve coordination to win bids and accelerate exports,…
The federal and Ontario governments are funding a $5 million GoEU program, with half from FedDev Ontario and half from Ontario, to help up to 70 Ontario companies diversify exports to Europe via the Toronto Business Development Centre. The program focuses on tariff-pressured sectors, provides in-market support and trip opportunities to Europe, and aims…
Canada will open an exports office as part of a broader strategy to diversify its trade away from reliance on a single market. The announcement was made by Canada’s Minister of International Trade, Maninder Sidhu, at a press conference in Toronto.
The Ontario government, through the Trade-Impacted Communities Program, will provide $302,000 to the Kingston Economic Development Corporation (KEDCO) as part of a $492,000, two-year initiative to help Kingston workers and local businesses adapt to U.S. tariffs and explore new international export markets. The program will fund expert support, including…
The article reports that Canada is opening a new strategic exports office, housed under Global Affairs Canada, as part of Budget 2025 to remove trade irritants, lift market access barriers, and address infrastructure gaps to diversify trade. It notes that the office will identify export opportunities, coordinate government engagement, and provide…
Canada will launch its first-ever Strategic Exports Office, an arm of the federal government to coordinate and support Canadian firms in securing international contracts. The office will provide diplomatic, financial, and industry-backed assistance to help companies win deals abroad, as Canada diversifies trade beyond the United States amid looming tariffs.
The article reports that the federal government is opening a new strategic exports office under Global Affairs Canada to diversify trade by removing trade irritants, lifting market access barriers, and addressing infrastructure gaps. It notes the office will identify export opportunities, coordinate government engagement, and support senior government…
The federal government is opening a new strategic exports office under Global Affairs Canada as part of Budget 2025 to remove trade irritants, lift market access barriers, and address infrastructure gaps. The office aims to help Canada secure international opportunities in aerospace, defence, infrastructure, and energy, as part of a goal to double…
The article reports that the federal government is opening a new Strategic Exports Office under Global Affairs Canada, announced in Budget 2025, to remove trade irritants, lift market access barriers, and address infrastructure gaps to diversify Canada’s trade. It will identify export opportunities, coordinate government engagement, and support advocacy…
The article reports that FedDev Ontario announced $40.5 million in investments to 23 Ontario businesses, including $8.9 million to seven Brantford and Brant firms. The Brantford-Brant recipients—Koolatron, Massilly North America, SLACAN Industries, Walters Inc., Canada Steel Corporation, Cravo Equipment, and Fowler Metal Industries—will use their funds…
The federal government announced $40.5 million in tariff support for businesses in Brant County and the Waterloo region. The announcement was made in Kitchener, Ontario, on July 23, 2026, by Evan Solomon, the Minister of Artificial Intelligence and Digital Innovation and Minister responsible for the Federal Economic Development Agency for Southern Ontario.
Ontario is investing $302,000 through the Trade-Impacted Communities Program to support Kingston Economic Development Corporation’s two-year trade resilience project aimed at helping Eastern Ontario companies diversify and expand into new Canadian and European markets. The initiative, part of a broader $40 million TICP, will provide tariff/export…
The article reports that the federal and Ontario governments are investing $7.2 million to retrain more than 500 workers in the North, funded through the Canada-Ontario Workforce Tariff Response, to upskill and boost local industries amid tariffs. The funding, delivered through Ontario’s Skills Advance Ontario program, includes specific allocations for…
The article reports that the federal government, through FedNor, announced a total of 2,700,909 in funding for two Northern Ontario defence-related projects: $1.5 million to ITPS Canada for relocating and expanding its fighter pilot training operations at North Bay’s Jack Garland Airport, and $1.2 million to SKADI Cyber Defense Corporation to develop its…
The federal government, through FedNor, is investing 2,700,909 in two North Bay companies to strengthen Canada’s defence sector, support advanced military pilot training, and develop cybersecurity capabilities. ITPS will receive 1.5 million to relocate its training centre to Jack Garland Airport, creating about 60 full-time jobs, while SKADI Cyber…
The article reports that Canada will impose a temporary 25% surtax on certain wood cabinets and vanities starting today for up to 200 days, while the Canadian International Trade Tribunal investigates whether increased imports are harming domestic producers. If the inquiry finds no injury, the surtax will drop; exemptions apply to wood cabinets and…
The federal government approved a major mining project in northern Ontario, the Crawford nickel mine near Timmins, with a reported value of about $70 billion. The decision marks a significant milestone as Ottawa backs the project and supports its development.
Canada announced the creation of its first Strategic Exports Office to centralize and coordinate export support by integrating Global Affairs Canada, Export Development Canada, and the Canadian Commercial Corporation. The goal is to boost non-U.S. exports by $300 billion over the next decade and to improve Canada’s ability to win international contracts…
Prime Minister Mark Carney urged Canadian companies to pursue international markets as the government launched a new strategic exports office to assist them. Ottawa and Ontario announced a joint $5 million fund to help businesses diversify their reach into Asian and European markets.
The article argues that Canada should implement temporary provisional tariffs on wood products to counter U.S. Section 232/338-style trade distortions, rather than waiting for the Canadian International Trade Tribunal’s investigation results in 2027. It contends that delaying relief risks widespread plant closures and job losses in Canada’s wood products…
British Columbia Premier David Eby says local businesses can access a federal emergency fund worth $1.5 billion if the United States imposes tariffs, and that the fund “has not been exhausted.” He notes the tariff threat is causing uncertainty for B.C. businesses, urges a quick resolution, and states there is no plan to reintroduce U.S. alcohol to B.C.…
British Columbia Premier David Eby stated that provincially based businesses would be eligible to draw on a federal emergency support fund if the United States imposes tariffs, and that the fund—valued at $1.5 billion—still has capacity to absorb likely claims ahead of the August 19 deadline. He indicated that the federal regional fund had not been drawn…
The Province is providing $302,000 to the Kingston Economic Development Corporation from its Tariff-Impacted Communities Program to support a two-year tariff-resilience project. The funding will help Kingston-area businesses respond to tariffs and trade disruptions by strengthening supply chains, opening new markets, and increasing exports as part of a…
The federal government is providing about $40.5 million to 23 businesses in Waterloo region and Brant County to advance defence, security, and AI technologies, funded through the Regional Defence Investment Initiative and the Regional Tariff Response Initiative. The announcement, made by Minister Evan Solomon at XL Tool in Kitchener, highlighted support…
The article reports that the Canadian government announced $40.5 million in federal funding for 23 Waterloo Region and Brant Region businesses through the Regional Tariff Response Initiative and the Regional Defence Investment Initiative, aimed at mitigating tariff impacts and boosting resilience. In Waterloo Region, 16 of the benefiting…
Ontario’s Trade-Impacted Communities Program will fund a two-year, $492,000 initiative announced in Kingston to help local businesses diversify markets and improve export opportunities outside the U.S. The program includes support such as “Ask The Expert” access to trade and regulatory professionals, guidance on certifications and exports, and networking…