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How Canada's retaliatory tariffs could drive up your winter heating costs
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How Canada's retaliatory tariffs could drive up your winter heating costs
WASHINGTON, D.C. — In the past week, the trade war saw new U.S. import restrictions on $1 billion in Canadian goods, fresh pain for Canadian steel workers, and more fiery rhetoric from the White House. Last Monday, hundreds of Stelco workers in Ontario learned of looming layoffs and a plan to halt operations at the Hamilton Works plant. Meanwhile, President Donald Trump announced a massive, $15 billion mega-steel plant project for Iowa, touting …
·Toronto, Canada
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On January 23, 2026, a person wearing a thick coat walks in the freezing cold in Montreal, Quebec, Canada. (Andre Ivanov/AFP via Getty Images)
·New York, United States
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