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New tariffs were imposed on key Canadian industrial sectors, prompting CFIB to call on the government to boost growth and jobs.

5 reports, 5 independent Updated Jul 10
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New tariffs were imposed on key Canadian industrial sectors, prompting CFIB to call on the government to boost growth and jobs.

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  1. Trade policies are increasing overhead costs for small businesses that rely on Canadian imports.Sub-event
  2. The U.S. Commerce Department applied new duties via cash deposits, increasing costs and reducing demand for the Canadian mushroom industry.Sub-event
  3. Tariffs imposed on Canadian sectors lead to CFIB urging government action to boost growth.1 source
  4. Tariffs on Canadian industries caused damage, prompting the unveiling of billions in aid for affected firms.1 source

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  • globalnews.ca
  • nationalpost.com
  • theglobeandmail.com
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  • GuruFocus.comTrump's Tariff Shock: 35% Blow to Canada Sends Markets Reeling President Donald Trump is turning up the heat on trade againthis time, aiming straight at Canada. In a move that caught many by surprise