MONTREAL: Philippe Meranger just finished his grocery shopping in Montreal. The 61-year-old held several products under his arm as he told AFP: “Tariffs hurt our economy, but they force us to buy Canadian.” “And I’m all for that.” The escalating trade conflict with the United States is stirring a w»»»

Americans could pay more for toilet paper and other household paper products as the escalating US-Canada trade war puts fresh pressure on an industry that depends heavily on cross-border supplies of raw materials. The development follows Washington’s latest tariff measures and Canada’s decision to »»»