Canada Considers Safeguard Probe on Wood Products Mar 25, 2026 The federal government is reviewing a request to launch a trade safeguard inquiry on some imported wood products.
Tariffs Trigger Layoffs, Job Shifts at Palliser Feb 13, 2026 Palliser has laid off about 40 workers in Winnipeg, whilst simultaneously hiring new staff for different roles.
U.S. Tariff Plan Targets Small Businesses, Furniture Aug 29, 2025 Canadian businesses can no longer ship small packages to the United States duty-free.
Canadian Small Business Confidence Continues to Improve Jun 5, 2025 Long-term small business confidence is slowly regaining lost ground after crashing to historic lows in March.
U.S. Tariffs Dealt Legal Blow but No Relief for Canada Jun 5, 2025 A legal setback for the U.S. government’s tariff strategy fulfills predictions from insiders versed in that…
Retail Pricing Goes Beyond Troublesome Tariffs May 13, 2025 With tariffs unlikely to be completely lifted anytime soon, it’s time to examine your reliance on discounts.
Pace of Housing Sales, New Starts Down in March May 7, 2025 Canadian home sales fell once again in March, as did housing starts, by 4.8 and 0.7 per cent, respectively.
Small Business Confidence Up but Still on Shaky Ground Apr 22, 2025 Small business confidence gained 9.3 index points in April, rising from the record low level recorded in March.
Tariff Uncertainty Keeps Homebuyers on Sidelines Mar 31, 2025 Canadian home sales fell sharply in February from January, during the first full month of the U.S. trade war.
Furniture Manufacturer Moves Canadian Plant Operations Mar 27, 2025 Workers at Prepac Manufacturing in Delta, B.C., are the latest casualties of ongoing trade instability.