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U.S. relations including tariffs, and fiscal issues top of mind for Canadians, poll shows

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As the federal election race enters its first week of campaigning, a CityNews-Leger poll conducted earlier this month finds U.S. relations, including tariffs under the Trump administration, the cost of living, and the economy, are the most important issues for Canadians.

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Penticton Western News

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City of Penticton asking businesses: How will U.S. tariffs impact you?

The city is conducting its Business Climate Questionnaire for the first time since 2018

10 hours ago

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City News

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U.S. relations including tariffs, and fiscal issues top of mind for Canadians, poll shows

A CityNews-Leger poll finds U.S. relations, including tariffs, inflation and the economy are the most important issues for Canadians.

18 hours ago·Toronto, Canada

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The Globe & Mail

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Canadian banks that are attractively valued amid tariff uncertainty

We are looking for how tariffs would affect Canadian bank earnings

1 day ago·Canada

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CFJC Today Kamloops

Kamloopsians offer thoughts on federal election issues; U.S.-Canada relations appear top of mind

KAMLOOPS — Canadians will go to the polls on April 28 to elect the next federal government. Issues such as U.S.-Canada relations, housing, environment, economy and inflation are among those on the minds of voters across the country. CFJC Today hit the streets today to glean a few thoughts from Kamloopsians.

2 hours ago

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The Suburban Newspaper

Support for local Canadian businesses has never tasted so good

Canadians are fighting back against U.S. President Donald Trump’s tariffs, and his rhetoric about Canada becoming the 51st state, by doing their bit to support the Canadian economy. Demand and support for locally made products has continued to rise, just…

9 hours ago

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The Eyeopener

TMU students prioritize Canada-first initiatives amidst U.S.-imposed tariffs

By Lama Alshami Following the implementation of tariffs on Canada by the United States (U.S.), some students at Toronto Metropolitan University (TMU) are making changes in the way they shop. With the 25 per cent tariffs on Canadian products, different levels of Canadian government announced measures to support local economies. For example, Ontario Premier Doug Ford instructed the LCBO to remove American products and the City of Toronto launched…

11 hours ago

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