Hundreds of businesses calling Surrey company for support amid tariff war

Trump's tariffs didn't hit B.C. as hard as feared — but add to air of uncertainty

B.C. escaped the brunt of the tariff broadside announced by U.S. President Donald Trump on Wednesday, but businesses say the ongoing uncertainty of the U.S.-Canada trade war is taking its toll.

Hundreds gather in Buffalo for cross-border rally against Trump’s tariffs

Held in the shadow of the Peace Bridge that connects the two countries, the protest aimed to affirm that not all Americans support U.S. President Trump’s economic and rhetorical attacks on Canada

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The reciprocal tariffs will be in addition to the sweeping 25 per cent tariffs placed on Canada and Mexico at the start of March and the 25 per cent steel and aluminum tariffs.

Hundreds of businesses calling Surrey company for support amid tariff war

A trade management company based near the border in South Surrey is sounding the alarm on hundreds of calls being made by businesses in B.C. each day looking for support in navigating the Canada-U.S.tariff war.

Here's a picture of the rates already in effect and those to come... until Mr. Trump changes his mind again.

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