AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoCanada–U.S. Trade War: Ottawa says it’s removing fish and seafood from its retaliatory tariff list after industry backlash, while the broader tariff fight stays on track with duties scheduled to hit Sept. 8; the dispute is already raising fears for agriculture, retail and cross-border supply chains. Tariff Fallout for Business: Industry groups warn higher costs for shippers and consumers as both sides escalate, with chambers and local leaders preparing for disruptions. Energy Leverage Debate: Alberta’s finance minister argues using energy as a trade-war lever would “hurt Canadians,” as politicians and analysts debate whether Canada can (or should) weaponize exports like oil, potash or uranium. Politics Gets Personal: Trump signed an order to rename Lake Ontario “Lake America,” adding another flashpoint to the tariff standoff. Canada’s Economic Moves: Canada launched a Transportation and Supply Chain Workforce Alliance to tackle hiring gaps, and announced major research and life-sciences funding—plus a $3M upgrade at the Canadian Light Source. Canada–India Ties: Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman pitched Canadian investors and invited pension funds to join India’s asset monetisation push, alongside talks on easier cross-border remittances for students.
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