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Canadian businesses face expected disruption from retaliatory tariffs

Canada's trade minister warned of pain points for Canadian businesses amid retaliatory tariffs. The measures may increase costs and disrupt bilateral commerce.

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Tariffs can affect prices, supply chains and economic activity across Canada and its trading partners.

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  1. 'Pain points' expected for Canadian business amid retaliatory tariffs, says Trade Minister LeBlanc ↗cbc.ca · Recorded source date: Aug 26, 2026, 11:02 PM UTC

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