Which states stand to suffer most in escalated U.S.-Canada trade war?

The US may be the bigger trading partner, but Canada shouldn't be counted out quite yet in the escalating trade fight.

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They went to the podium, one after another — a ski-resort operator, a cheesemaker, a man who sells snow-grooming equipment and more. Each had the same plea: end the trade war with Canada. It’s hurting our business.

Canadians seem to be feeling more confident at the till than their American counterparts

New U.S.-Canada tariffs hit some brands hard and skip most. The difference isn't your company's flag, it's where your goods are made and which border they cross.

The Great White North has the upper hand when it comes to oil and gas, but experts tell Alex Woodward they hope cooler heads will prevail before the risk of mutually assured economic destruction

We picked a helluva time to go RVing in Canada. My wife and I crossed the border in Maine as trade talks in Washington were collapsing, and we awoke to news of a major escalation in tariffs and even talk of war. It made for some awkward moments in the days that followed.

There’s no doubt the levies will have an impact both economically and politically, particularly in battleground states such as Michigan, Ohio and Iowa