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Canadian consumers will feel the pinch from tariffs, just not right away, economists say
Canada’s counter-tariffs could add pressure on households amid rising living costs but the full impact may not be felt for months. Read on
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Tariff will hurt, but escalation risks a recession, economists warn
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B.C. businesses brace for damage on both fronts of Canada-U.S. trade war
Canada unveiled counter tariffs on $28 billion worth of U.S. imports in escalation of the Canada-U.S. dispute.
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U.S. weighs more trade measures against Canada after retaliation
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Posthaste: Why Trump's tariff pressure isn't crushing the Canadian dollar
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Canadian consumers will feel the pinch from tariffs, just not right away, economists say
Canada’s counter-tariffs could add pressure on households amid rising living costs but the full impact may not be felt for months. Read on
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Ontario's sluggish housing market could take hit from Trump tariffs
"If these kinds of tariffs stick around for a while . . . that can certainly slow things down."
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Canada can weather latest U.S. tariffs, economists tell Champagne
Top economists told Finance Minister Francois-Philippe Champagne that a trade war with the U.S. should be manageable. Read more.
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B.C.'s construction sector adding up the costs of Canada-U.S. trade war
Independent Contractors and Business Association estimates Canadian counter tariffs could add eight to 10 per cent to construction costs.