As Canada's federal election approaches, U.S. trade tensions are casting a shadow over key industries—especially softwood lumber. With tariffs already at 14.5%, a potential 25% hike looms, threatening jobs and shaking up the political landscape. 🌍📉
Workers in provinces like British Columbia and Quebec are feeling the pinch. "If these new tariffs hit, my entire town could be at risk," one lumber mill worker told reporters. The uncertainty is fueling debates among candidates, with many vowing to defend Canada's economic interests. 🗳️💼
While politicians clash over strategies to ease U.S.-Canada friction, analysts warn that prolonged disputes could ripple through global markets. Investors eyeing North American trade stability are bracing for turbulence. Will voter concerns over jobs sway the election? Stay tuned! 🔥📰
