An assessment of operations and a review of contracts can be an essential first step for companies that expect to experience financial distress as a result of tariffs.

Companies face an increasingly turbulent geopolitical and trade environment as we see increasing emphasis from the United States on economic nationalism.

There’s renewed discussion in the country around pipeline project development to ensure the long-term success of Canadian trade as well as to advance national security considerations.

These 25% tariffs come into effect on March 12, and will not include duty drawbacks, which will have particular impact Canadian companies that have supply chains that cross and re-cross the border for processing or sale.

Stakeholders across the country came together to address the threat of tariffs and how to cultivate Canada’s economy in the long term. Read our analysis.

Alongside tariff and trade tensions, the changing sentiment on DEI in the U.S. adds another layer of uncertainty for Canadian and cross-border companies.