Federal government announces loan programme for steel and aluminium businesses

4 articles · Updated · CTV News · May 4

The new support package is worth $1 billion and targets companies affected by Trump-era tariffs on the two metals.
The measure is intended to provide financing relief to steel and aluminium businesses facing pressure from the trade duties.
The announcement signals federal intervention to cushion tariff-related strain on key industrial sectors and support business stability.

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