Ottawa says new counter-tariffs on American goods are primarily designed to protect Canadian companies’ domestic market share. But with November’s U.S. midterm elections looming, there’s no doubt the levies will have both an economic and political impact south of the border, particularly in battleground states (think Michigan, Ohio and Iowa). Read More
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Bank of Canada holds key rate as it prioritizes ‘multiple risks in play’
OTTAWA — The Bank of Canada stuck to the sidelines Wednesday as governor Tiff Macklem suggested the re-escalating trade war with the United States is not the only risk monetary…






