As of March 14, one Canadian dollar is worth 69 cents in the U.S., so Ballycroy's costs in the U.S. would be 30% higher if ...
Paulick Report on MSN3d
How Could U.S./Canadian Tariffs Affect The Thoroughbred Bloodstock Industry?Open letter from Canadian Thoroughbred Horse Society lays out how the trade war between the U.S. and Canada could impact ...
On March 4, 2025, the United States enacted a 25 per cent blanket tariff on all Canadian goods entering the country. While ...
Amid the fluid nature of the threatened 25% blanket tariff on all Canadian goods entering the U.S. set to be enacted on Apr. 2, one confusing aspect has surrounded a possible 30-day “Temporary Entry” ...
GZERO Media on MSN2d
Hard Numbers: Trade war whips horse industry, Canada cuts rates, Egg prices keep climbing, US scraps river talks, New registration rules, Wisconsin tot reports ice cream emergencyThe US-Canada trade war is saddling Canada’s equine industry with some huge cost increases. Canadian horse farmers import more than $20 million in saddlery and harness equipment and some $2 billion in ...
Though still weeks from being potentially enacted, the threatened 25% blanket tariff on all Canadian goods entering the U.S. is causing some Canadian-based owner-breeders to sound the alarm about the ...
The Canadian Thoroughbred Horse Society (Ontario) announced the 2025 Canadian Premier Yearling Sale will take place Aug. 27.
The Canadian government promised to end this practice, but horses are still enduring long and deadly journeys overseas.
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