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In the news: Tariffs could alter trade permanently, impact Quebec sovereignty debate
Peter Schiff says new partnerships and logistics investments could leave Canada trading less with the United States even after tariffs ease.
- U.S. investment strategist Peter Schiff warned that the intensifying trade war between Canada and the United States could permanently alter cross-border commerce.
- New tariffs and the increasing unreliability of the U.S. as a trading partner are prompting Canadian companies to seek out different international markets, Schiff said.
- In Montreal, 27-year-old Charles Rousseau expressed concerns that the tariff conflict dominates political discourse: "What has really dominated political discourse lately is inflation, the cost of living," he said.
- Efforts to reduce interprovincial trade barriers have ramped up recently, with nine provinces agreeing last month to allow direct-to-consumer alcohol sales across provincial lines.
- Once Canadian companies invest in logistics and infrastructure for new markets, it may be more lucrative to remain there rather than return to the United States after the dispute cools.
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Leaning Left11Leaning Right0Center4Last UpdatedBias Distribution73% Left
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- 73% of the sources lean Left
73% Left
L 73%
C 27%
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