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  1. US-Canada trade war impacts agriculture and businesses
  2. The administration, whose actions are linked to Colorado, has imposed tariffs on Canadian goods as retaliation for trade issues affecting U.S. exports.
  3. Trump administration imposed 50% tariffs on Canadian goods, affecting Yukon businesses and steel costs.

Yukon businesses are pivoting away from the Alaska market and receiving government support due to tariff impacts.

2 reports, 2 independent Updated Sep 16
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Yukon businesses are pivoting away from the Alaska market and receiving government support due to tariff impacts.

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YukonAlaskaGovernment of Canada

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  1. Rising costs and tariffs are forcing local artisans and businesses in the Yukon region to cut production or raise prices.Sub-event
  2. Tariffs force Yukon businesses to pivot from the Alaska market, prompting a regional response initiative.1 source

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Trump administration imposed 50% tariffs on Canadian goods, affecting Yukon businesses and steel costs. All 2 developments

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