WBN News Tariffs Edition

If you’ve ever thought, “We’re too small to export,” you’re not alone. And if you’ve let that belief stop you from growing beyond borders? You’re definitely not alone.

If you think global trade is just for multinationals with endless budgets and legal departments the size of small armies, think again.

While headlines scream about tariffs and trade wars, something more important is happening beneath the surface: the quiet rise of new trade corridors that are reshaping global commerce.

This week’s ruling by the U.S. Court of International Trade, which temporarily blocks many of the tariffs introduced by former President Trump, should be front-page news for every Canadian exporter—but not for the reasons you might think.

In a world increasingly defined by geopolitical risk and unpredictable trade policy, Canada stands tall as a safe, ethical, and forward-looking economic force. The recent escalation between India and Pakistan, involving military strikes and threats of broader.....

Trump threatens 50% tariffs on EU goods, citing stalled talks and unfair trade practices—markets react sharply to renewed trade tensions.

The much-anticipated meeting between Prime Minister Mark Carney and U.S. President Donald Trump wasn’t just a political formality — it was a cold, hard slap of economic reality.

While the world scrambles to redraw alliances and secure supply chains, Canada is quietly waiting. Watching. Hoping. Still clinging to old trade routes and polite diplomacy while the rest of the world moves forward- aggressively.