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Border communities working toward unified message on tariffs, Windsor, Ont., mayor says

Summary

Drew Dilkens, mayor of Windsor, Ont., says leaders in Canada’s border communities are coming together to put forward a unified message as the threat of U.S. tariffs looms. Part of that, he says, is working to ‘link arms’ with mayors on the other side of the border to ‘activate them to be allies for us.’

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Windsor Star

Dilkens chairs new Border Mayors Alliance in response to Trump tariff threats

Mayors of Canadian border municipalities that would "suffer immensely" under hefty tariffs threatened by President Donald Trump are uniting, with Windsor's mayor at the helm.

28 days ago·Windsor, Canada

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Radio-Canada

The mayor of Windsor chairs a coalition of border officials

Mayors of border cities are meeting in a coalition to deal with the tariff threat from US President Donald Trump.

29 days ago·Montreal, Canada

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i7 Hindi news

What is a tariff? The strike guide for Canada if Trump presses the trigger - my country

The threats of US President Donald Trump on customs duties have not disappeared. Before after assuming his post in his second term, Trump threatened to impose a 25% comprehensive customs duties on all goods that enter the United States from Canada and Mexico, in addition to targeting Chinese exports. He has provided a variety of reasons for justifying commercial attacks against other countries, from claiming that they will fund massive tax cuts …

30 days ago

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