Does Michigan get electricity from Canada? What to know about threat to shut it off
Amid a trade war, a leader in Canada is threatening to put a surcharge on electricity exported to Michigan — or shut it off.
Livengood: Drug war or trade war with Canada? Trump's fentanyl rationale doesn't check out
The Canadian prime minister has a point that’s been lost in the fog of President Donald Trump’s first six tumultuous weeks ...
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Michigan farmer: We can’t cut back on inputs anymore
A northern Michigan farmer says he’s concerned about crop protection pricing and availability in 2025. Scott Miller says he’s ...
Trump's 25% tariffs on Canada will wreck Michigan economy | Opinion
Michigan does a lot of trade with Canada, writes contributing columnist Andrea Bitely, and we stand to suffer if Trump ...
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Michigan automakers get break on Trump tariffs — for now
Facing supply chain chaos and higher costs for consumers, Michigan auto leaders convinced President Donald Trump to give them ...
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‘Safe to assume’ Trump tariffs will increase Michigan energy bills, regulators say
Canadian leaders are threatening to add surcharges to electricity flowing into Michigan, or cut it off entirely.
Does Canada supply electricity to US? What to know after lawmaker's threat of surcharge, shutoff
Ontario Premier Doug Ford threatened to impose a 25% surcharge on or shut off the electricity the province exports to ...
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Ontario premier threatens to tax power that goes to Michigan
Ontario's retaliatory threat to impose a 25% surcharge on electricity exported to the United States would have an unclear ...
Does NY get electricity from Canada? What to know about threat of surcharge, shutoff
After President Donald Trump imposed tariffs on both Canada and Mexico Tuesday, a Canadian official threatened a surcharge on ...
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Trump tariffs spark ‘trade war’ with Michigan’s biggest trade partners
Trump argues Tariffs against Mexico, Canada and China will ultimately benefit states like Michigan and its dominant auto industry. But foreign leaders are fighting back with retaliatory tariffs.