How are Trump’s Bombardier threats affecting Canada?
09-09-2026 01:23 via cbc.ca

How are Trump’s Bombardier threats affecting Canada?

On Monday, U.S. President Donald Trump declared that Quebec-based aerospace company Bombardier would no longer be able to sell planes in the U.S. Shares in the company fell in early trading, but regained some of those losses later in the day Tuesday. Officials say it's not just Bombardier employees in Canada who could be affected.
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