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Canada’s Algoma Steel faces $215M loss from U.S. tariffs but gets $700M in support to shift to greener steel production.
Canada’s Algoma Steel, the nation’s last independent steelmaker, is facing a $215 million loss in 2025 due to U.S. tariffs under President Trump, which have disrupted its 60% U.S. market.
The federal and Ontario governments have committed $700 million in support—including $400 million in loans and $70 million for worker training—to help the company transition to electric arc furnace technology.
This shift, ahead of schedule, enables production of green steel with up to 70% lower emissions and positions Algoma as a leader in sustainable steelmaking.
Despite short-term financial challenges, the company remains a key supplier of steel plate, sheet, and pipe for defense and infrastructure, with government procurement and global climate goals expected to drive demand for low-carbon steel by the 2030s.
Algoma Steel de Canadá enfrenta una pérdida de 215 millones de dólares por los aranceles estadounidenses, pero obtiene 700 millones de dólares en apoyo para cambiar a una producción de acero más ecológica.