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Business

'Owners are afraid': New tariffs could cut sales in half for some Canadian businesses

CBC Business · August 18, 2026 at 4:00 a.m.

'Owners are afraid': New tariffs could cut sales in half for some Canadian businesses

The new slate of tariffs are set to hit a range of industries, ranging from lumber to electronics, manufacturing to dairy.

Regardless of the sector, these small business owners fear the new levies will take a massive bite out of their cross-border sales.

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