Yukon government warns that Trump tariffs will make Alaska life more expensive
- A second round of tariffs imposed by Donald Trump is set to take effect, with a 10% tariff on China and a 25% tariff on Canada and Mexico, affecting Alaska's economy significantly.
- Yukon Premier Ranj Pillai's spokesperson stated that these tariffs will increase costs for Alaskans and damage businesses across the border.
- Jeremy Woodrow from the Alaska Seafood Marketing Institute noted that the tariffs could lead to increased local seafood purchases, potentially mitigating economic damage.
- Senator Cathy Giessel plans to introduce a resolution opposing the tariffs, reflecting concerns about their impact on trade and local businesses.
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