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Chamber director warns tariffs could cripple local economy

Proposed U.S. tariffs present a broad economic threat to Portage la Prairie and the surrounding region, driven by higher operational costs, reduced product demand, and persistent market uncertainty.

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Chamber director warns tariffs could cripple local economy

Proposed U.S. tariffs present a broad economic threat to Portage la Prairie and the surrounding region, driven by higher operational costs, reduced product demand, and persistent market uncertainty.

12 days ago·Hamilton, Canada

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