Categories: Business

Ice cream to defence: How Canada’s tariff war with US is boosting local businesses

Canadian businesses are experiencing increased sales due to a ‘buy Canadian’ movement. Local ice cream and gift shops report significant sales boosts from consumers. Wineries also saw demand rise after American alcohol was removed from shelves. Defence manufacturers are finding new opportunities and looking beyond the US market. However, some retailers face price pressures and increased operational costs.

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