Trump raises Canada tariffs to 50% after Ontario threatens electricity surcharge
President Donald Trump said he will double the tariffs imposed on steel and aluminum imported from Canada after the province of Ontario announced surcharges on electricity going into New York, Minnesota and Michigan.
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As of Monday, March 10, a Canadian plan to raise electricity costs by 25% went into effect in response to Trump’s tariffs, effective March 4. The electricity is sold to 1.5 million Americans, the Associated Press reported.
Ontario, Canada Premier Doug Ford announced in a joint statement with Howard Lutnick, that he would not be imposing a 25% ...
Ontario Premier Doug Ford threatened to impose a 25% surcharge on or shut off the electricity the province exports to ...
Ontario Premier Doug Ford says a 25% surcharge on electricity from Ontario going to the U.S. will go into effect starting ...
Premier Doug Ford warned that he was prepared to cut off power exports to the three states entirely as long as President ...
The sudden shifts in trade policy have forced energy regulators and grid operators in northern border states to scramble to ...
Ontario Premier Doug Ford says he's willing to increase the charge or "shut the electricity off completely" if the United ...
The Midwest and Northeast are bracing for higher power bills for nearly 2 million households and businesses reliant on ...
Canadian leaders are threatening to add surcharges to electricity flowing into Michigan, or cut it off entirely.
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