The Milton Chamber of Commerce provides local businesses with information and practical resources to help navigate the evolving Canada-U.S. trade relationship. This page brings together information on Canadian and U.S. tariff measures, available relief and business-support programs, Chamber research, and links to trusted government and trade resources.

Tariff Measures

Section 232 Sectoral Tariffs
Section 301 Tariffs
Section 338 Tariffs
Canadian Counter-Tariffs
CUSMA

Relief & Support

Tariff Remission
Duties Relief Program
Duty Drawback Program
BDC Support
EDC Support
Regional Tariff Response
Protect Ontario Financing
Other Federal Supports

Trade Resources

Government & Trade Tools
Workforce & Human Resources
Exporting & Market Diversification
Industry & Sector Resources


Provincial Chamber Network

Ontario Chamber of Commerce

The Ontario Chamber of Commerce brings together businesses, local chambers and industry leaders to advocate for Ontario’s competitiveness. Access resources and updates on tariffs, trade policy, market diversification and the conditions Ontario businesses need to compete and grow.


National Chamber Network

Canadian Chamber of Commerce

The Canadian Chamber of Commerce provides national advocacy, economic analysis and business resources related to Canada-U.S. trade. Its work includes tariff research, CUSMA resources, trade-impact data and analysis from the Business Data Lab.


About This Resource

The Milton Chamber of Commerce maintains this resource to support Milton businesses as they navigate the evolving Canada-U.S. trade environment. We will continue to update this page with the latest trade information, business supports, reference materials and local research as new developments arise.

Information provided on this page is for general informational purposes only. While the Milton Chamber of Commerce makes every effort to ensure the information is accurate and up to date at the time of publication, tariff rates, product coverage, government programs, eligibility requirements and trade policies can change rapidly. Businesses should verify any information that may affect specific transactions or business decisions with the appropriate government agency, customs broker, legal or trade adviser, or other qualified professional.