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Reported 50% tariffs on Canadian goods could cost close to 90,000 jobs if they remain

A post cites University of Calgary economist Trevor Tombe's estimate and stresses the projected job losses have not happened.

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An October 11 post says US-Canada trade talks collapsed on August 21 and 50% tariffs hit Canadian goods the next day. It cites University of Calgary economist Trevor Tombe's estimate that close to 90,000 Canadian jobs could be lost if the tariffs remain. The post says those losses have not happened and there is still no deal.

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Ezra Levant πŸπŸš›@ezralevantMark Carney ran as the man who could beat Trump at the table. Trade talks collapsed on August 21. A 50% tariff hit Canadian goods the next day. University of Calgary economist Trevor Tombe ran the numbers. If the tariffs stay, close to 90,000 Canadian jobs could go. Those jobs aren't gone yet. That's the bill still coming. And there is still no deal.10h
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    Ezra Levant πŸπŸš›@ezralevantMark Carney ran as the man who could beat Trump at the table. Trade talks collapsed on August 21. A 50% tariff hit Canadian goods the next day. University of Calgary economist Trevor Tombe ran the numbers. If the tariffs stay, close to 90,000 Canadian jobs could go. Those jobs aren't gone yet. That's the bill still coming. And there is still no deal.10h
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