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  1. U.S. tariffs are forcing Canadian policy shifts, with business professors advising on the economic trade issues.

A professor at Carleton University is advising on small business challenges, including the consideration of moving manufacturing south of the border due to U.S. tariffs on furniture exports.

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A professor at Carleton University is advising on small business challenges, including the consideration of moving manufacturing south of the border due to U.S. tariffs on furniture exports.

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  1. Expert analysis highlights how U.S. tariffs are severely impacting Canadian furniture businesses.Sub-event
  2. Expert advice on small business challenges due to U.S. tariffs and potential manufacturing shift.1 source

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