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“Canada is feeling the pain from Trump's tariffs — but the trade fight didn't start overnight”
“President Donald Trump’s trade showdown with Canada targets dairy, lumber and market access, reviving decades-old tensions between allied economies.”
Canada feels economic pain from US tariffs on about $20 billion in goods.
Key points
- U.S. tariffs on roughly $20 billion in Canadian goods persist, harming industries.
- Steel, aluminum, lumber, and autos in Canada see production and jobs decline.
- Canadian consumer prices rose 3% year over year in August, with notable food and energy costs.
- Tariffs on groceries, furniture, electronics and appliances increased prices by about 6%.
- Experts say broader U.S.-Canada trade relations and energy costs intensify the impact.
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