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  1. Trade issues involving U.S. goods to Canada and tariffs affecting trade with the EU.
  2. U.S. tariffs are affecting exporters in Nova Scotia, where the Atlantic fishery is a key economic driver.

Local market loyalty in Nova Scotia increased as a result of ongoing trade tensions.

2 reports, 2 independent Updated Aug 26
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Local market loyalty in Nova Scotia increased as a result of ongoing trade tensions.

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  1. Trade tensions intensify consumer support for local goods, observed by Margaret Chapman.1 source
  2. Trade tensions are causing shifts in local market loyalty in Nova Scotia.1 source

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U.S. tariffs are affecting exporters in Nova Scotia, where the Atlantic fishery is a key economic driver.

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