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Trump tariffs force iconic Montreal deli to ditch soda staple for locally-made cola

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Trump tariffs force iconic Montreal deli to ditch soda staple for locally-made cola

While the smoked meat sandwich is what made Schwartz's Deli arguably Montreal's most famous restaurant, regulars know the traditional refreshment to grab with that order is a can of Cott's black cherry soda — a can the restaurant can no longer obtain due to new tariffs.

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