Tag: imports
Tariff plan brings slight relief, continued uncertainty in Grey-Bruce
There was some relief expressed by certain industry representatives in Grey-Bruce on Thursday that Canada had been spared the full impact of U.S. President Donald Trump’s “Liberation Day” reciprocal tariff plan. But at the same time, there remains a high level of uncertainty around what the future may hold for Canadian business owners and workers, […]
London-area home sales plummet, again, as listings pile up
Home sales in the London area plummeted in March, new figures show, deepening a slump that’s now run through the first quarter of 2025. Only 508 homes were sold last month in the London area, which also takes in Strathroy, St. Thomas and portions of Middlesex and Elgin counties, the London and St. Thomas Association […]
How Alienating American Allies & Emptying US Wallets Reduced Jet Fuel Burn
Donald Trump, in his glorious return to the Oval Office in January 2025, managed to do what no climate policy has achieved in decades: reduce transborder aviation emissions. Not by design, of course. He wouldn’t be caught dead attending a COP summit unless it was hosted at Mar-a-Lago and came … [continued]
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Palm Oil in Disguise?
How recent import trends of palm residues raise concerns over a key feedstock for biofuels. After a decade of biofuel policies contributing to global deforestation, the EU began shifting toward waste-based alternatives like used cooking oil, animal fats, but also palm products, and residues. However, the increasing reliance on these … [continued]
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Canada spared new tariffs as Trump hits China, Europe; Carney says Canadians still impacted
Canada and Mexico were excluded from the countries facing new tariffs ranging from 10 per cent to 49 per cent