Jacob Serebrin
Reporter and Editor at The Canadian Press
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1 week ago |
montrealgazette.com | Jacob Serebrin
Over the course of a week, U.S. President Donald Trump imposed new tariffs on imports from dozens of countries and the European Union and then paused them for 90 days. It was the latest in a series of unprecedented trade actions taken by the president as he seeks to reshape global trade by taxing imports, including those from traditional trading partners like Canada. So where do things stand? Why is the U.S. doing this? And what does it mean for your wallet?
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3 weeks ago |
montrealgazette.com | Jacob Serebrin
Montreal employment centre says loss of $466,000 in provincial funding will force it to cut programming for most vulnerable anglo youth
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3 weeks ago |
montrealgazette.com | Jacob Serebrin
More trade turmoil could be coming for Canada, as United States President Donald Trump is scheduled to announce new tariffs Wednesday that could target almost all U.S. trading partners. Trump has said he will announce “reciprocal” tariffs on other countries and while it’s not yet clear how this will apply to Canada, administration officials have made reference to several trade concerns with Canada in recent days.
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3 weeks ago |
montrealgazette.com | Jacob Serebrin
Quebec’s language law reform, commonly known as Bill 96, has been included on a United States government list of trade complaints, just as President Donald Trump is scheduled to announce new tariffs. The annual report on trade barriers published Monday names Bill 96 as a “technical barrier to trade” because it would require generic terms and product descriptions that are part of trademarks to be translated into French.
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3 weeks ago |
nipawinjournal.com | Jacob Serebrin
Advertisement 1The inclusion of Quebec’s language law on a list of trade barriers comes as U.S. President Donald Trump set to announce new tariffs this week • • Article contentQuebec’s language law reform, commonly known as Bill 96, has been included on a United States government list of trade complaints released two days before President Donald Trump is scheduled to announce new tariffs. Advertisement 2Article contentArticle contentWe apologize, but this video has failed to load.
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