Business

A report surfaces alleging a major automaker might shift significant production out of Canada due to trade pressures. Government officials rush to deny it, citing the company itself. But in the murky world of international business and tariff wars, separating fact from damage control is rarely straightforward, especially when billions in investment and thousands of

Increased tariffs in the U.S. are forcing automakers to rethink their strategies, and Honda’s Alliston plant may be at the center of this shift. Honda’s manufacturing footprint in North America might soon look very different. Reports suggest that the Japanese automaker is exploring major adjustments to its production strategy due to escalating U.S. tariffs on

Canada’s economic resilience is once again put to the test as Ottawa rolls out critical measures to counteract the effects of U.S. tariffs on its businesses. This calculated response highlights both urgency and strategic foresight. Federal Finance Minister François-Philippe Champagne recently announced a series of temporary measures aimed at mitigating the impact of U.S. tariffs

A storm is brewing in global markets, and the impacts are rippling through communities far from Wall Street, including right here in Barrie. The most significant market downturn since the pandemic has rattled economies worldwide. Triggered by escalating trade tensions and aggressive tariff policies, the crisis is unsettling not only multinational corporations but also local