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Counter-tariffs won't just affect the cost of goods for Canadians. They'll hit the trailers moving them too

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Counter-tariffs won't just affect the cost of goods for Canadians. They'll hit the trailers moving them too

Canadians bracing for billions of dollars in counter-tariffs won't just see prices rise on American items like produce, toilet paper and furniture, but on the very semi-trailers used to haul those goods.

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