Barry Ellsworth

1 week ago | aa.com.tr | Barry Ellsworth

TRENTON, Canada The trade war between Canada and the US took another twist Tuesday with Ottawa announcing new measures to help businesses financially wounded by the American tariffs. Federal Finance Minister Francois-Philippe said the government will enact a six-month tariff relief program for imports of US goods used in manufacturing, processing and food and beverage packaging.

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2 weeks ago | aa.com.tr | Barry Ellsworth

Choosing a leader with economic expertise ‘was exactly the right move for the Liberals, and Carney ‘struck while the iron was hot’ with election call, says Elizabeth Goodyear-Grant, head of the Canadian Opinion Research Archive at Queen’s University Poilievre and the Conservatives are floundering as they are ‘not focusing enough on Trump, the US, and the trade war,’ says Goodyear-Grant TRENTON, Canada As Canada heads toward a snap federal election on April 28, three men – Mark Carney, Pierre...

2 weeks ago | aa.com.tr | Barry Ellsworth

TRENTON, Canadá El primer ministro de la provincia más poblada de Canadá y el corazón industrial del país anunció este lunes un paquete de ayuda de 11.000 millones de dólares canadienses para amortiguar las consecuencias económicas de los aranceles estadounidenses. “Ante los ataques del presidente estadounidense, Donald Trump, a la economía de Ontario, nuestro Gobierno hará todo lo posible para proteger a los trabajadores y las empresas de Ontario”, declaró Doug Ford en un comunicado de prensa.