Federal government announces $100-million rebate program for interprovincial transportation of steel

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With the Aug. 19 tariff deadline looming, which would see new 50 per cent tariffs on a wide range of Canadian goods, the Government of Canada announced a new $100-million rebate program for the interprovincial transportation of steel.

The new initiative, called the Commodities Sectoral Support Program, is now active and will rebate 50 per cent of eligible rail or marine transportation costs for Canadian steel moving between provinces and territories for up to one year, or until funds are exhausted.

A government press release states, “Reducing transportation costs can help Canadian businesses succeed, reach new domestic markets, and get more Canadian steel to the projects that need it.”

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