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News of the day: Auto tariff threats, TFSA as education fund, Unifor-GM labour deal, BDC expands into defence sector, settlement negotiations and more

Financial Post ·

It’s Monday, August 24. Here are the top stories we’re following today.

Trump threatens to double Canadian auto tariffs in latest escalation of trade war

United States President Donald Trump on Monday announced that he plans to raise tariffs on Canadian autos and auto parts to 50 per cent starting in January, marking the latest escalation of trade tensions between the two countries.

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Garry Marr: Here’s why using your TFSA to fund a child’s education could make sense

If your child is starting high school next month, you may think you have time to start planning financially for their post-secondary education. The truth is, you are already late.

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