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Trump Threatens Canada With More Tariffs Over Jet Snag

President Donald Trump threatened to impose a 50% tariff on aircraft from Canada sold in the US and decertify all new planes made there, jeopardizing Bombardier Inc.’s access to its biggest market for private jets.

A Bombardier Global 8000 jet during an entry-into-service celebration event at the Bombardier Aircraft Assembly Centre in Mississauga, Ontario, Canada, on Monday, Dec. 8, 2025. The aircraft is the world's fastest business jet.

Trump Threatens Canada With More Tariffs Over Jet Snag

President Donald Trump threatened to impose a 50% tariff on aircraft from Canada sold in the US and decertify all new planes made there, jeopardizing Bombardier Inc.’s access to its biggest market for private jets.

A Bombardier Global 8000 jet during an entry-into-service celebration event at the Bombardier Aircraft Assembly Centre in Mississauga, Ontario, Canada, on Monday, Dec. 8, 2025. The aircraft is the world's fastest business jet.
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Quebec Premier’s Resignation Adds to Credit Uncertainty, Says Morningstar

15. Januar 2026 um 16:59
The sudden resignation of Quebec Premier Francois Legault is a new source of uncertainty for the French-speaking province as the separatist Parti Quebecois rises in polls, credit rating agency Morningstar DBRS said.

Francois Legault, Quebec's premier, speaks to members of the media at the First Minister's Meeting at the Canadian War Museum in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, on Friday, March 21, 2025. Mark Carney, Canada's prime minister, is set to call a national election within days, seeking his own mandate from voters at a time when the country's businesses have been shaken by a trade war with the US.

Bombardier to Boost Output Capacity in Quebec With New Factory

15. Januar 2026 um 12:37
Canadian jet maker Bombardier Inc. will invest C$100 million ($72 million) to build a new manufacturing center near Montreal to increase its production capacity.

A Bombardier Global 7500 airplane during an event at Laurent Beaudoin Completion Centre in Dorval, Quebec, Canada, on Wednesday, April 24, 2024. Bombardier Inc. unveiled a new logo: the Bombardier Mach.

Canadians Back Ban on US Booze as Trump Keeps Up Trade Pressure

13. Januar 2026 um 11:30
The Trump administration is putting pressure on Canada to end a boycott of US-made alcohol that’s hurting distillers. Most Canadians want their governments to hold firm.

A worker removes bottles of American-made Jack Daniel’s whiskey from a shelf at a liquor store in Toronto in April after Ontario’s government ordered a ban on sales of US booze in retaliation for the Trump administration’s tariffs.

Canadians Back Ban on US Booze as Trump Administration Balks, Distillers Suffer

13. Januar 2026 um 11:30
The Trump administration is putting pressure on Canada to end a boycott of US-made alcohol that’s hurting distillers. Most Canadians want their governments to hold firm.

A worker removes bottles of American-made Jack Daniel’s whiskey from a shelf at a liquor store in Toronto in April after Ontario’s government ordered a ban on sales of US booze in retaliation for the Trump administration’s tariffs.

Canadian Auto Sales Rise Back to Pre-Pandemic Levels

06. Januar 2026 um 17:55
Light vehicle sales in Canada last year reached their highest level since 2019 despite the turmoil caused by trade disruptions with the US, according to estimates from DesRosiers Automotive Consultants Inc.

A General Motors Canada car dealership in Oshawa, Ontario, Canada, on Tuesday, Feb. 4, 2025. US President Donald Trump's proposed tariffs against Canada and Mexico would threaten production at automakers across North America and send record vehicle prices even higher, with about a quarter of a trillion dollars in trade that would be disrupted.

Troilus in Talks on German Funding for Quebec Gold-Copper Mine

22. Dezember 2025 um 20:37
The German government is in talks with Canadian firm Troilus Mining Corp. to fund investment in a large mining project, helping secure copper supplies that are key to the energy transition.

Shredded scrap copper stored in the recycling yard of the Aurubis AG metal refinery in Hamburg, Germany, on Wednesday, July 16, 2025. Copper retreated as London Metal Exchange inventories rose in Asia and looming import tariffs make rerouting shipments to the US too risky.

Migrants’ Dash for Canada Slows as More Are Sent Back to US

22. Dezember 2025 um 11:00
The flow of asylum-seekers arriving in Canada via upstate New York has plunged, a sharp reversal from the summer months when a surge of thousands of people tried to get through the Canadian border.

A worker surveys the Roxham Road area at the Canada-US border in the control room at the Royal Canadian Mounted Police headquarters in Montreal. Photographer: Graham Hughes/Bloomberg

Dynamite’s CEO Lambastes Quebec Premier Legault Over Immigration

19. Dezember 2025 um 19:25
The head of fast-fashion retailer Groupe Dynamite Inc. sharply criticized Quebec Premier Francois Legault, threatening again to move the company’s headquarters if the provincial government doesn’t relax its restrictive immigration policies.

Andrew Lutfy, chief executive officer of Groupe Dynamite Inc., at the Royalmount mall in Montreal, Quebec, Canada, on Friday, Nov. 29, 2024. The retail entrepreneur behind fast-fashion chain Groupe Dynamite Inc. says he decided to take the company public after exploring talks with private equity groups and determining they weren't the right fit.

Dynamite’s CEO Lambastes Quebec Premier Legault Over Immigration

19. Dezember 2025 um 19:25
The head of fast-fashion retailer Groupe Dynamite Inc. sharply criticized Quebec Premier Francois Legault, threatening again to move the company’s headquarters if the provincial government doesn’t relax its restrictive immigration policies.

Andrew Lutfy, chief executive officer of Groupe Dynamite Inc., at the Royalmount mall in Montreal, Quebec, Canada, on Friday, Nov. 29, 2024. The retail entrepreneur behind fast-fashion chain Groupe Dynamite Inc. says he decided to take the company public after exploring talks with private equity groups and determining they weren't the right fit.
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