Canada, the United States’ neighbor to the north, has experienced significant effects from the tariffs on goods exported to the U.S. These impacts have spanned Canadian identity, political landscape, and economic conditions. The repercussions are noticeable even among small businesses. In the Atlantic province of Nova Scotia, the effects of these tariffs are being closely observed.
In Clark’s Harbour, located in southwestern Nova Scotia, Canada, the local fishermen and others are encountering these economic shifts. The situation presents both challenges and opportunities for those involved in industries impacted by the changing trade dynamics.
