The Trump administration published a formal notice offering immediate tariff relief to Canadian and Mexican aluminum and steel companies that commit to moving production to the United States—part of Trump's broader tariff-based strategy to relocate manufacturing northbound. The CEO of the Aluminum Association of Canada called it an economically unfeasible proposal for the aluminum sector, and the offer represents a narrower form of relief than what Canadian negotiators had been seeking. Canada has shed 84,000 jobs due to U.S. tariffs this year, with steel and aluminum sectors hit particularly hard.