The premier of the Canadian province of Ontario has warned that the sale of US alcohol will cease there if President Trump proceeds with his plan to slap a 25% tariff on goods imported into ...

On alcohol, long a point of contention in interprovincial trade talks, the legislation would introduce an interprovincial direct-to-consumer sales model so that Ontario residents could buy ...

Ontario Premier Doug Ford tells reporters that he would support retaliatory tariffs on the American auto sector.

They are what’s referred to as non-tariff barriers: barriers that aren’t a direct tax on a service or a good that increases ...

Thomas Bard expected a big boost this year, when stores in Saskatchewan and Ontario planned ... Trump said the United States would in turn tax E.U. alcohol at 200 percent. Big brands can weather ...

Government officials in Canada are hoping to strike a deal with the United States to end the ongoing trade war. Ontario Premier Doug Ford said Canada is willing to drop tariffs against the United ...

Alcohol produced in the US has also been hit with retaliatory tariffs by the EU, and Ontario, for example, withdrew US alcohol brands from their shelves. The actions highlight the trade war’s ...