The world braces as U.S. Supreme Court poised to rule on Trump’s ‘Liberation Day’ tariffs

APMA
Jan 12
1 min read

Josh Rubin, Toronto Star

Jan 9, 2026

There’s speculation that the court may be set to rule today. This article share the sentiment of the Canadian business community in reaction to the news. “There’s absolutely a risk Donald Trump would do something capricious in the loss,” said APMA CEO Flavio Volpe. “It’s important for Canada to behave in its own best interests. It’s about not taking a victory lap, not celebrating. Let the U.S. stakeholders take the victory lap — they’re the ones who filed this case to begin with.”

Read here

Recent Posts

See All

What does Canada's new EV plan mean for an industry hit hard by U.S. tariffs?

David Cochrane, Power & Politics | CBC News Feb 5, 2026 Minister Mélanie Joly framed the new EV incentives as a response to a evolving trends in the auto sector, while APMA President Flavio Volpe said

PM Carney’s auto strategy includes Canada’s EV rebates returning

Renée Rodgers, CTV News Feb 5, 2026 APMA President Flavio Volpe says the incentives is “a full ecosystem approach to automotive in this country,” that can help the industry create “more productive tec

Carney scraps EV mandate for emissions reduction plan

Marella Fernandez, The Close | BNN Bloomberg Feb 5, 2026 Flavio Volpe, president of the APMA, discussing Canada's EV mandate. He said the new emissions-based approach targets carbon reduction while cr

Subscribe to "The Particular"