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What will Trump's retaliatory tariffs do to Canada’s economy big picture? Not that much, economists predict

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What will Trump's retaliatory tariffs do to Canada’s economy big picture? Not that much, economists predict

With some tariffs added and others removed, economists predict that big picture the changes will break even.

But certain industries will still be hit hard, they say, and the tit-for-tat will weigh on business owners' confidence.

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