Tariff Resources & Updates

Canada announces new countermeasures in response to tariffs from the United States of America - April 3

City Takes Action to Protect Local Economy Amid U.S. Tariffs - March 18

Fact Sheet: President Donald J. Trump Adjusts Tariffs on Canada and Mexico to Minimize Disruption to the Automotive Industry - March 6

Statement from the Regional Chair and Niagara Mayors on the imposition of American tariffs on Canadian goods - March 4

Statement by the Prime Minister on unjustified U.S. tariffs against Canada - March 4

United States proceeds with imposing tariffs on imports from Canada and Mexico - March 4

President Trump signs executive order imposing 25% tariffs on steel and aluminum - February 11

List of products from the United States subject to 25 per cent tariffs effective February 4

United States pauses tariffs on Canadian goods for one month - February 3

Government of Canada announces next steps in its response plan to unjustified U.S. tariffs - February 2

United States Government Executive Order - February 1

For an introduction to tariffs and how they work, please read this recent Bank of Canada report. 

Trade Data Online provides the ability to generate customized reports on Canada and U.S. trade in goods with over 200 countries.

You can also review the Canada-U.S. Core Fact Sheet for more information.

Government of Finance

Support for Canadian Businesses and Workers

Government launches consultations on trade measures to prevent diversion of steel products into Canada

Tax Relief and Support for Impacted Businesses

Global Affairs Canada

Supporting Canadian Exporters Through U.S. Tariff Challenges

Canada's Trade Agreements

Diversifying your exports with the Trade Commissioner Service

Expand your business into new markets

Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada 

Programs and services to help your business grow

Expert Advisory Service

Tools, Funding and Resources

Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada

Support for Canadian Agriculture and Agri-Food Industries Impacted

Farm Credit Canada

Trade Disruption Customer Support Program

Farm Credit Canada Financing for Agriculture and Food Industries

Export Development Canada

Preparing your business for tariffs; checklist for exports

Trade Impact Program

Trade Commissioner

Understanding CUSMA Compliance

Self-Serve Resources for Problem Solving

Business Development Bank of Canada

Support for Canadian businesses impacted by uncertainty around U.S. tariffs

Other Resources

Pivot to grow Loan | BDC.ca

Niagara Economic Development

Global Affairs Canada

Trade Commissioner Service

Ministry of Economic Development Job Creation and Trade

The associations listed below can represent your business and offer valuable resources to keep you updated on advocacy initiatives and industry developments:

• Excellence in Manufacturing Consortium
• Canadian Chamber of Commerce
• Canadian Manufacturers and Exporters
• Food and Beverage Ontario
• Ontario Federation of Agriculture
• Canadian Federation of Independent Business
• Automotive Industries Association of Canada
• Restaurants Canada
• Ontario Restaurant Hotel & Motel Association (ORHMA)
• Tourism Industry Association of Ontario
• Trillium Network for Advanced Manufacturing

Niagara Region has been designated a Foreign Trade Zone point for over a decade, offering Niagara businesses access to programs that save working capital and time.

Exporting businesses can benefit from:

• Duties Relief Program
• Drawback Program
• Custom Bonded Warehouse Program
• Export Distribution Centre Program
• Exporters of Processing Services Program

Find out more about the Trade Accelerator Program (TAP), helping businesses accelerate global growth through free workshops on market insights, marketing, finance, funding, and legal considerations.

TeamSTC is here to help! Please contact our team of experts if you have any specific questions regarding tariffs and how our team can help you by emailing us at tariffs@stcatharines.ca.