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Tariffs disrupt border businesses

The U.S. Imposed 25% tariffs on Canadian and Mexican imports, affecting border towns like St. Stephen.
Residents of St. Stephen are reducing trips to the U.S. Due to high costs from tariffs and the exchange rate.
Mayor Allan MacEachern emphasized the need for compassion between St. Stephen and Calais despite the tariffs.
Concerns have risen about the impact of tariffs on regional relationships and economies.

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Businesses seek new suppliers, shift production in response to tariffs

Businesses are rejigging their supply chains in response to tariffs, including finding new suppliers and shifting production, even as it's unclear what will be subject to tariffs and for how long.

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Chamber of Commerce looking for input from local businesses regarding tariffs

The Owen Sound and District Chamber of Commerce is asking local businesses for input on the tariff situation.A survey has been established to get feedback from businesses on how the tariffs are affecting them.The goal of the survey is to find out from businesses:The specific ways tariffs have impacted operations.Potential changes to supply chains, pricing, or customer base.Insights into how the chamber can better support businesses.The survey is…

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‘I hate these tariffs’: Washington state border residents react to Trump decisions

Located just eight kilometres south of the Canada-U.S. border, the city of 15,000 people has many cross-border businesses and cultural ties.

4 days ago·Toronto, Canada

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CBC News

Cross-border shoppers already feeling impact of U.S. tariffs

Residents of the border town of St. Stephen are used to crossing the line over to Calais, Maine for deals on groceries and gas, but those cross-border habits are being put to the test this week, with 25 per cent counter-tariffs on many American goods coming back into Canada.

4 days ago·Canada

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Tariffs disrupt border businesses

Companies that depend on cross-border trade were already facing higher prices in anticipation of the 25% tariffs on imports from Mexico and Canada that took effect Tuesday. Now disruption looms, and if consumers won't accept steep price hikes, they'll have…

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In Alaska border towns, Trump’s tariffs are fueling fears about higher prices and travel boycotts

The Trump administration’s tariffs on goods imported from Canada, Mexico and China are sparking fear and uncertainty in the border communities of Haines (pictured above) and Skagway. (Avery Ellfeldt/KHNS) Alaskans are bracing for impact as the White House rolls out steep tariffs on goods imported from Canada, China and Mexico. President Donald Trump first announced his proposed tariffs in early February, when he said the U.S. would slap 25% tari…

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