tariffs

Two furniture manufacturers will receive federal funding to invest in automation and modernize their operations.

Fuel costs and tariff pressures dragged small business confidence down nearly 10 points in September to 47.9.

Canadian wood and furniture manufacturers are among the industries directly exposed to the new U.S. tariffs.

The Trump administration has announced 50 per cent duties on additional Canadian products starting Sept. 15.

New 50 per cent U.S. tariffs have prompted the Canadian government to announce “dollar for dollar” counter levies.

Small business confidence rose to 58.3 points in July, reports the Canadian Federation of Independent Business.

United States President Donald Trump has announced sweeping new punitive tariffs on Canada.

The federal government has formally launched a safeguard inquiry into imports of certain wood products.

Canadian exporters may now be eligible for rebates on certain U.S. tariffs under a new system.

Furniture manufacturer Prepac has announced its winding down operations at its Whitsett, N.C., plant.