April 16, 2025
Navigating Tariffs: Practical Strategies for ECABC Members
Canadian businesses are facing uncertain and unprecedented risks created by tariffs on Canadian goods from the United States.
The combination of the economic impact to BC’s economy from these tariffs, and the potential increase in the cost of construction materials and equipment as Canada is forced to respond with retaliatory tariffs, has the potential to significantly impact BC trade contractors.
ECABC has worked with McMillan LLP to develop a valuable resource and guidance document, Navigating Tariffs: Practical Strategies for ECABC Members, to help our members navigate the current economic uncertainty and pricing challenges associated with U.S. tariffs.
Although the precise nature and extent of these impacts remains to be seen, it is crucial for ECABC members to proactively evaluate their agreements to understand how these measures might affect both current and future projects.
You can access the resource and guidance document here.
If you have questions about the resource or would like additional information, ECABC encourages members to reach out to McMillan LLP using the contact information below:
Jamieson D. Virgin (Partner, Construction & Infrastructure)
Phone: (604) 691-7455
Email: jamieson.virgin@mcmillan.ca
Kristen Shaw (Associate, Construction & Infrastructure)
Phone: (604) 691-7480
Email: kristen.shaw@mcmillan.ca
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