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Vermont businesses report renewed disruption from US-Canada trade war

Vermont companies say renewed trade tensions between the United States and Canada are forcing them to scramble and threatening their operations.

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Trade restrictions can disrupt cross-border supply chains and put regional businesses at risk.

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  1. 'We're not going to have a business': Vermont companies say Trump's renewed trade war with Canada has them scrambling, again ↗vtdigger.org · Recorded source date: Sep 1, 2026, 10:32 PM UTC

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Canada funds businesses affected by trade disruptions

The Canadian government announced more than $10 million to help Lower Mainland businesses navigate trade disruptions and pursue new opportunities. The measure indicates ongoing commercial pressure but also provides support.

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Canada commits over $10 million to help businesses manage U.S. trade disruptions

Canada announced more than $10 million in support for Lower Mainland businesses affected by trade disruptions, alongside reports describing the collapse’s lessons for agriculture. The new funding is a concrete government response but does not indicate that the underlying trade conflict has ended.

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