Quebec’s Beauce region, known as a hub for business, upended by U.S. tariffs
- U.S. Tariffs on exports have imposed a 25 percent tax, impacting businesses in Canada, particularly in the Maritime port cities.
- Saint John has been identified as the most vulnerable Canadian city affected by the tariffs, with significant exports in oil, seafood, and lumber.
- Mayor Donna Reardon emphasized the importance of maintaining local economic strength and suggested that railways could help connect to new markets.
- In contrast, Halifax has been identified as one of the cities least affected by the tariffs, despite expectations of price increases and possible layoffs.
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