European Chamber of Commerce & Dominic Lee

European Chamber of Commerce: Business group that warned of risks to Canadian businesses. Its statements highlight the economic stakes.

Dominic Lee: Canada's trade minister who met with US officials and pushed for a deal. His efforts are key to securing favorable terms for Canada.

European Chamber of Commerce: Called the tariffs 'a body blow to North American competitiveness' and warned of higher costs and threats to Canadian businesses.

Dominic Lee: Canada's trade minister who led negotiations in Washington. His efforts failed to secure a deal, leading to the current escalation.

European Chamber of Commerce: The chamber called the tariffs 'regrettable' and urged both countries to use the 30-day window for negotiations.

Dominic Lee: Canada's trade minister LeBlanc is leading negotiations with the US, meeting with Greer multiple times. He seeks to avoid tariffs and reach a deal.

European Chamber of Commerce: The European Chamber of Commerce criticized Danielle Sell's decision, warning that prolonged uncertainty around constitutional separation poses risks for investor confidence, economic growth, and Canada's global competitiveness.

Dominic Lee: Dominic Lee, federal intergovernmental affairs minister, stated the federal government's focus on building a stronger Canada in partnership with Canada — Alberta.