Leader of Senate Opposition Calls for Special Hearings as Canadian Counter-Tariffs Against US Near
Senate Opposition Leader Leo Housakos is calling on Parliament to form a special committee that will hear directly from businesses, workers, and industries impacted by the deepening U.S.–Canada trade dispute, with Canadian counter-tariffs set to go into effect Sept. 8. In an Aug. 28 statement, Housakos said a special committee is all the more needed […]
Senate Opposition Leader Leo Housakos is urging Parliament to establish a special committee to hear directly from those affected by the escalating U.S.-Canada trade dispute. This call comes as Canadian counter-tariffs are scheduled to take effect on September 8. Housakos highlighted the need for such a committee, particularly after Ottawa’s decision to remove American fish and seafood from the tariff list, which he believes demonstrates the necessity of industry-specific impact assessments.
- Senate Opposition Leader Leo Housakos is calling for a special parliamentary committee.
- The committee would hear from businesses, workers, and industries impacted by the U.S.-Canada trade dispute.
- Canadian counter-tariffs are scheduled to begin on September 8.
- Ottawa’s decision to remove fish and seafood from the tariff list underscores the need for detailed impact analysis.
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