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Author: Alex Kennedy
Publication Date: September 8, 2026 - 17:24

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N.L. businesses looking elsewhere as retaliatory tariffs kick in on U.S. goods

September 8, 2026

Wide-sweeping retaliatory tariffs now in place on U.S. goods coming into Canada have two Newfoundland businesses wondering how it could affect business — while actively taking steps to ensure impacts are only minor.

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