Investments in local infrastructure are among the most effective ways to boost Canada's economy and create jobs.

Housing developers already battling labour shortages, high interest rates, and soaring land costs now face a new destabilizing force as the Canada–U.S. trade war disrupts every stage of construction.

Steel, aluminium, lumber and cement are all being hit with damaging new 50 per cent tariffs with the collapse of trade talks between the US and Canada.

A coalition of leading Canadian housing organizations has come together to propose a policy plan in response to the trade war.

A slowing economy invariably means slowing housing starts, which CHBA warns will have expansive repercussions on housing supply.

President Donald Trump has made the short-sighted decision to implement tariffs, plunging Canada and the U.S. into an unnecessary, irresponsible trade war.

As the U.S. trade tariff dispute looms, construction businesses face uncertainty and potentially significant financial risks.

The worldwide cleaning industry association issues action alert on tariffs.