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WHAT'S NEXT?: The U.S. and Canada's new governments will have their work cut out dealing with potential changes to their trade agreements while simultaneously Canada will be anxious to implement CETA with the EU.

  • [New] Canada's move could put pressure on other nations to follow suit and rescind their tech taxes. Yahoo Finance
  • [New] Canada's digital services tax predictably triggered U.S. trade retaliation, including Trump's suspension of trade talks and tariff threats. Delphic Research
  • [New] New tariffs combined with trade retaliation could cost U.S. dairy farmers $6 billion in lost profits over four years, while Mexico and Canada - representing 40% of U.S. dairy exports worth $8.2 billion - face potential 25% tariff threats that guarantee devastating retaliation. The Bullvine | The Dairy Information You Want To Know W
  • [New] Diversifying Import Sources: Long-term agreements are being formed with countries like Morocco (for phosphates) and Canada to ensure stable supplies, while exploring partnerships beyond traditional sources to mitigate geopolitical risks. EDUREV.IN
  • [New] Trump's Tariff Policies and Trade Uncertainty President Trump's aggressive tariff agenda, including levies on imports from major trading partners like Canada and Mexico, has sparked fears of global trade disruptions. FrankNez
  • [New] Geopolitical Risks: Trump's move to reintroduce tariffs adds uncertainty to global trade, but Canada remains less directly impacted for now. Moneta | Trade Forex, Indices, Commodities & More
  • [New] Recent reports indicate both bipartisan concerns in the U.S Congress and similar discussions in Canada about ensuring responsible AI development to mitigate risks associated with AI systems making critical decisions. Info Petite Nation
  • [New] While the immediate threat has subsided, officials caution that Tuberculosis remains a concern across Nunavut and Canada. archyde
  • [New] At the request of Canada, a panel will review additional import duties imposed by China on certain Canadian agricultural and fisheries products. CATTS
  • [New] US tariffs and Canada's retaliatory measures escalate economic challenges, potentially driving demand for skilled labour amid trade disruptions. Fragomen - Immigration attorneys, solicitors, and consu
  • [New] Risks Description Trump related immediate risks - US implements 10% tariff on all imports in addition to 60% tariffs in China and 25% on Mexico and Canada. SlideShare
  • [New] Recent strategic moves like acquiring Saxon and upgrading rigs suggest potential growth opportunities in Canada and Australia despite industry challenges. Simply Wall St
  • [New] Economically developed nations like the United States and Canada will likely propel the use of generative AI technology in the retail industry. Precedence Research
  • [New] Projected wheat yield declines range from 30% to 40%, particularly affecting regions like China, Russia, the US, and Canada, with northern India being the most impacted. EDUREV.IN
  • [New] China has confirmed a trade framework with the US to lift export controls, while Trump announces he will terminate talks with Canada in response to their digital services tax. Hinrich Foundation
  • [New] After a 30-day delay, the U.S. imposed threatened tariffs of 25% on imports from Canada and Mexico and increased tariffs on China early this week. Merrill Edge
  • [New] In an unprecedented move, Canada's federal government has introduced a detailed three-year immigration levels plan that, for the first time, includes not only permanent residents but also temporary residents such as international students and foreign workers. Visa And Immigrations
  • [New] Canada scrapped a tax targeting U.S. tech companies after President Trump broke off trade talks and threatened to slap higher tariffs on Canadian imports. NPR
  • Wheat Yields: Between 2050 and 2100, wheat yields are projected to decline by 30% to 40% in major producing countries like China, Russia, the United States, and Canada. EDUREV.IN
  • Trump was referring to Canada's digital services tax, which was enacted last year and forecast to bring in Can $5.9 billion (U.S. $4.2 billion) over five years. hurriyetdailynews.com
  • As Canada pushes ahead with a new digital services tax on foreign and domestic technology companies, United States President Donald Trump has retaliated by ending all trade talks and threatened to impose additional tariffs on exports from Ottawa. Al Jazeera
  • President Donald Trump's decision to halt trade talks with Canada raises fresh uncertainty about the potential for the USA to impose new or steeper tariffs on aerospace products and raw materials. Flight Global

Last updated: 09 July 2025



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