MPR News with Angela Davis

One year later: How tariffs are changing trade, travel, and ties between the U.S. and Canada

A red digital sign in a grocery store instructs shoppers to "look for the leaf" when buying goods to support Canadian businesses and avoid paying for imports with tariffs. The shelf next to the sign has chips and snacks.
U.S. tariffs helped fuel a “Buy Canadian” push, prompting grocers and manufacturers to more clearly label and promote Canadian-made products.
Jeff Kowalsky | AFP via Getty Images

It’s been one year since the U.S. raised tariffs on Canada. MPR News host Angela Davis and senior economics contributor Chris Farrell take a look at the impact — on both sides of the border.

Angela and Chris will talk again with some of the people they first interviewed last April in Thunder Bay, Ontario and Grand Marais, Minn.

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