Impact of Canada's counter-tariffs on Canadian customers
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How Canadian counter-tariffs on Sept. 8 could impact Canadian consumers
The newest Canadian counter-tariff against the United States took effect on Sept. 8, escalating tensions in the trade conflict. The post How Canadian counter-tariffs on Sept. 8 could impact Canadian consumers first appeared on The Brock Press.
Impact of Canada's counter-tariffs on Canadian customers
Trade between Canada and the U.S. is getting more expensive for consumers on both sides of the border. Prime Minister Mark Carney says Canada had no choice but to impose counter-tariffs on its biggest trading partner, but admits it comes at a cost.
A number of industries in Canada are struggling after a year and a half of tariff war with the US. A helping hand from Norway and the EU is unlikely to be enough.
Peter, a resident of British Columbia, immigrated to Canada from the UK over 40 years ago. He is very frustrated to see the recent tariff conflict between Canada and the US devolve into a question of whether ordinary people should buy each other's goods.
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