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  1. U.S. tariffs are forcing Canadian policy shifts, with business professors advising on the economic trade issues.
  2. 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.

Expert analysis highlights how U.S. tariffs are severely impacting Canadian furniture businesses.

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Expert analysis highlights how U.S. tariffs are severely impacting Canadian furniture businesses.

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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. All 1 developments

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