ICBA NEWS AND ECONOMICS HAS MOVED!

We've moved our news and economics to our new ICBA.ca website! You can get to our news and advocacy posts directly at: ICBA.ca/bc-blog And our Economics work at ICBA.ca/economics This ICBA Independent blog will remain as an archive, but no new content will be added...
ICBA NEWS AND ECONOMICS HAS MOVED!

ICBA NEWS AND ECONOMICS HAS MOVED!

We've moved our news and economics to our new ICBA.ca website! You can get to our news and advocacy posts directly at: ICBA.ca/bc-blog And our Economics work at ICBA.ca/economics This ICBA Independent blog will remain as an archive, but no new content will be added...

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About 400 lines on Canada's Sept. 8 counter-tariff schedule are construction inputs. $22B in annual imports. $8.8 BILLION a year in duty.

There's no Canadian supplier for most of it. The American keeps the sale — the Canadian buyer pays 50% more.

ICBA's letter to Finance

Good news: Ottawa pulled cross-border pipelines and transmission lines, offshore renewables, some oilsands projects and gas-fired power off the Impact Assessment Agency's desk. The Canada Energy Regulator handles them alone now.

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