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Trump says he will impose 50% tariff on copper

U.S. President Donald Trump said he will announce a 50 per cent tax on imported copper on Tuesday — adding to the growing list of punishing tariffs that are causing economic dislocation in Canada and around the world.

The Vancouver Sun on MSN · 11h

B.C. outside of crosshairs of Trump's next tariff target: copper

Despite the chaotic environment created by Trump’s tariff-fuelled trade war, Teck, Taseko and B.C.’s other copper-producing mines have increased their output so far this year by seven per cent, at least by value, according to B.C. trade statistics.

The Financial Times · 22h

Inside Donald Trump’s latest tariff threats

Also in today’s newsletter, White House pushes back on allegations that workforce cuts hampered Texas flood alert

3hOpinion

Letters July 9: Trump negotiations; battery fires

“B.C.’s health minister has said the decision to discontinue coverage of Brineura is not about money,” from July 5. “The ...

11don MSN

Trump says U.S. terminating trade talks with Canada ‘effective immediately’

"We will let Canada know the Tariff that they will be paying to do business with the United States of America within the next ...

The Columbian8d

Southwest Washington steel importers hurting after Trump doubled import tax to 50 percent

Southwest Washington steel importers are feeling the pain from a Trump administration move earlier this month to double the ...

The Canadian Press on MSN17h

Trump won't say who ordered the pause in weapons deliveries to Ukraine last week

President Donald Trump's decision to send more defensive weapons to Ukraine reversed a pause in weapons deliveries announced ...

Trump orders price hikes to enter national parks. How it affects Washington state

President Donald Trump ordered his interior secretary to raise national park entrance fees for foreign tourists in Washington ...

The Columbian20h

Wall Street is mixed amid Trump’s new tariff deadlines

Stocks are mixed in early trading Tuesday as Wall Street watches for new developments in the Trump administration’s bid to win more favorable trade deals from nations around the globe by threatening t ...

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