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Anxiety about Trump tariffs runs deep in Quebec industrial cities

U.S. President Donald Trump imposed 25 percent tariffs on Canadian and Mexican imports, citing issues including fentanyl smuggling and immigration concerns.
Trump temporarily suspended these tariffs for the auto industry until early April, after receiving pressure from major automakers.
Residents in Windsor are anxious about the tariffs' potential impact on their economy, heavily reliant on the auto sector, according to local leaders like Mayor Michael Taylor.
Canadian cities like Trois-Rivières are feeling the pressure from U.S. Tariffs, with concerns raised by managers and union representatives about job stability in vulnerable regions, highlighted by a study from the Canadian Chamber of Commerce.

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The Oregonian

Oregon’s GOP congressman Cliff Bentz: ‘I fully support’ Trump’s efforts to cut spending

On tariffs: "I think prices will increase. That’s the nature of a tariff. But I would also say that in the long run, tariffs if done appropriately, usually because they’re reciprocal, is something that’s done many times to balance trade. In the long run, that works out to the benefit of U.S. businesses."

3 days ago·Portland, United States

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TVA Nouvelles

Manifestation against Donald Trump: "It's my job that's at stake"

A worker from an aluminum factory who travelled from Trois-Rivières to Montreal to protest against Donald Trump worried about the fares.

3 days ago·Montreal, Canada

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Slate

Trump Is Killing Your Favorite Hobbies

From vinyl collecting to tabletop games, hobbyists are feeling the pressure of America’s economic turmoil.

3 days ago·United States

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The Herald Journal

Effects of tariffs being felt locally

While the finalization of President Donald Trump’s tariffs on China, Canada, Mexico and the European Union remains in limbo, Apogee Instruments Chief Operating Officer Devin Overly said the company has already begun to feel the effects of the tariffs.

3 days ago

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CBC News

'Self-inflicted wound:' Some Michiganders express frustration, fear toward Trump tariffs

U.S. President Donald Trump has often invoked the image of manufacturing jobs rushing back to the American rust belt in defending his controversial trade war with the country’s closest neighbours.

3 days ago·Canada

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Shoreline Media Group

Tariffs strike chords among locals

According to a White House fact sheet, President Donald Trump intends to implement tariffs on products from Canada, Mexico and China until the illegal aliens and drug national emergency is over.

4 days ago

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