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How does Premier considering ban against American tariffs affect New Brunswick?

The proposed ban on U.S. hunting and fishing licenses could devastate New Brunswick's outfitter industry. The Premier is considering a retaliatory ban against American tariffs by restricting licenses for U.S. citizens. Industry leaders warn that since 85% of outfitter clients are American, such a move would severely harm local businesses.

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Why it matters

The outfitter industry in New Brunswick relies heavily on American tourists, with $7.3 million of the $8.9 million spent in 2017 coming from foreign clients. Industry leaders have warned that such a ban would only harm local Canadians and tourism businesses across the country.

What would change this answer

The Premier scraps the proposalThe potential negative effect on the industry will fade
The ban is implementedThe negative revenue impact on New Brunswick's outfitter businesses will become immediate and strong

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