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President-elect Trump's proposed new tariffs on cross-border trade would have a devastating impact on manufacturers, workers and consumers in both Canada and the United States. This is truly a lose-lose proposition. Read our statement here: cme-mec.ca/blog/statement…

Manufacturing in Canada is under threat from protectionist and competitive pressures from its largest trading partner. CME is calling on govt to fundamentally rethink tax, regulatory barriers hindering growth. Bold action is needed. Read our FES response: cme-mec.ca/blog/fall-econ…

CME's newest survey highlights the potentially devastating impact US tariffs would have, as 9 in 10 Canadian manufacturers say they will face significant or very severe impacts on their business. See how manufacturers are preparing: cme-mec.ca/blog/new-data-…

“Consumers would be most affected by tariffs on finished products ... it’s like cutting off your nose to spite your face" - Dennis Darby, CME President thestar.com/business/consu…

Today, CME sent a letter urging Prime Minister Trudeau and federal party leaders to act immediately to protect Canada’s manufacturing sector from the imminent threat of U.S. tariffs. Read our full letter here:

"A full-scale trade war is not an option – Canadian manufacturers, workers, and consumers cannot afford broad-based retaliation that further destabilizes the economy." - CME CEO Dennis A. Darby theglobeandmail.com/politics/artic… theglobeandmail.com/politics/artic…

CME, which represents thousands of manufacturers, sent an open letter to Trudeau urging immediate action, including short-term tariff relief, investment incentives and supply chain support to protect their sectors from the economic shock of tariffs.” globalnews.ca/news/10959725/…

"Prorogation must not obstruct urgent policies essential to safeguarding Canadian businesses, workers and families at this critical time" thestar.com/politics/feder…

We condemn the U.S. administration’s unjustified decision to impose new tariffs on steel, aluminum imports from Cda: yet another move that significantly undermines one of the most successful economic partnerships in the world. Read our full statement: cme-mec.ca/blog/statement…

Join CME for a members-exclusive webinar June 4 at 12-1 pm ET presented by EDC for insights on the current state of global trade and today’s political environment. Register here: cme-mec.ca/connection/edc…

Registration is now open for CME’s National Manufacturing Conference and Hill Day taking place November 18-19 in Ottawa! Take advantage of our super early bird pricing until June 27. Learn more and register here cme-mec.ca/connection/sav…

CME is undertaking another Manufacturers Survey on trade and tariffs to better understand the real-world impact of these measures and what support manufacturers need most. Survey closes May 30, takes 5-10 minutes and is anonymous. Have your say: survey.zohopublic.com/zs/CBaQkf

In the face of tariff & trade uncertainty, Canada must act to protect our industrial economy. We must shift from a high-friction economy to one that makes it easier to invest, build, and grow. Read more in our Blueprint to Strengthen Canadian Manufacturing cme-mec.ca/initiatives/bl…

Deadline extended: Help shape Canada's response to U.S. tariffs - fill out our CME trade survey! This short survey will ask how your business is being affected by U.S. tariffs, Canadian countermeasures, and broader trade uncertainty: survey.zohopublic.com/zs/CBaQkf

CME strongly condemns the U.S. administration’s unjustified announcement that it intends to double tariffs on imported steel and aluminum from 25 per cent to 50 per cent. Read the statement from Dennis Darby, President and CEO, CME: cme-mec.ca/blog/statement…

The window for excuses should be closed. Provinces have choices when it comes to removing internal trade barriers. Creating new bilateral agreements or joining existing agreements are two of them. Choosing to do nothing, preserving carveouts or exceptions is no longer an option.

Has your business been affected by US tariffs? Help shape Canada's response to U.S. tariffs. This short survey (5-10 mins) will ask how your business is being affected by U.S. tariffs, Canadian countermeasures, and broader trade uncertainty: survey.zohopublic.com/zs/CBaQkf

"What we would like to see in the immediate term, while those negotiations are going on, is tariffs at our own border that are targeting the unfair traders... and are smart, sophisticated, considered tariffs that help us in this crucial moment in time" said CSPA's President and

Canada’s exports to the U.S. plunged in April, driven by rising U.S. tariffs. Shipments fell 15.7%, overall exports dropped 10.8%, marking the steepest fall since the pandemic. This is not business as usual. Bold federal action is urgently needed. www150.statcan.gc.ca/n1/daily-quoti…