Premiers talk tariffs as annual meeting wraps

Canada’s premiers ended the Council of the Federation meeting, citing fresh U.S. tariff news as a partial disruption. While provincial leaders remain optimistic a deal can be reached, they warned that retaliatory options remain available—raising downside risk for trade-linked supply chains and cross-border corporate margins.

Analysis

Canada’s premiers ended the Council of the Federation meeting, citing fresh U.S. tariff news as a partial disruption. While provincial leaders remain optimistic a deal can be reached, they warned that retaliatory options remain available—raising downside risk for trade-linked supply chains and cross-border corporate margins.