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Ottawa businesses support Liberal stance on tariffs, but for how long?

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Local businesses are backing the federal government’s hard line on U.S. tariffs, despite lingering uncertainty over investment and hiring decisions.

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Ottawa businesses support Liberal stance on tariffs, but for how long?

Local businesses are backing the federal government’s hard line on U.S. tariffs, despite lingering uncertainty over investment and hiring decisions.

5 days ago·Ottawa, Canada

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obj.ca broke the news in Ottawa, Canada 5 days ago on Wednesday, September 9, 2026.

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