Canada’s business lawyers call for government action The US charges on Canadian steel and aluminum.
US President Donald Trump Signed Administration orders to charge 25 per cent of the imports of steel and aluminum For his country from March 12.
In a statement in a statement, Canadian Chamber of Commerce Chairman and CEO, Candus Loying, said the move was “wrong at many levels.”
A similar feeling echoed by Toronto Regional Trade and CEO Kils Gerson, in a statement, that he should take immediate steps to “raise our economy and Canada’s economic sovereignty.”
In the report of Gerson’s report, the Toronto Regional Trade Board for the Canadian government was a subject to impose counter-bills in the United States to protect the home market of Canadian steel and aluminum businesses.
Another point on the list has called for the launch of broad and great reform, to expedite, accelerate, and call for national energy and complex minerals.
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“If we are forced to go alone without our biggest business partner and trusted allies, we need a urgent national economy that reflect the real size of a top 10 global economy without the current expensive piece.”
The data of the US National Business Administration shows that the US is the largest market for aluminum, and last year exported 3 million tonnes to the United States.
Last year, Canada’s total steel and aluminum exports were $ 35 billion, or a percentage of GDP.
“We pierce more and the exposure of American US exports of steel and aluminum, is not surprising, it is Quebec and Ontario,” Kavsik said.
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