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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau arrives to Parliament Hill in Ottawa on Tuesday, Jan. 30, 2024. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Sean KilpatrickTariffs on Chinese EVs, steel and aluminum are coming:
The federal government is set to announce new tariffs on Chinese-made electric vehicles, as well as on steel and aluminum from that country, in a move aimed at bolstering domestic manufacturers and standing alongside Western allies making similar moves. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau will unveil the news today at a press conference in Halifax, where his cabinet is on an annual policy retreat.
, citing anonymous sources. Those figures are in line with what the Biden administration rolled out earlier this year, but harsher than the levies that the European Union is going with.The labour disruption at Canada’s two major railway companies is seemingly over after an independent tribunal ordered striking workers back to work as of midnight while imposing binding arbitration to hammer out a deal.
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