‘A serious threat’: Why Canadian steel experts are on edge days before Trumps tariffs kick in

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‘A serious threat’: Why Canadian steel experts are on edge days before Trumps tariffs kick in
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As U.S. President Trump doubles down his tariff threats ahead of Feb. 1, Canadian steel producers brace for a repeat of the economic turmoil they faced just five years ago.

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