OP-ED: Carney ends Canada’s self-inflicted grocery tax
Dr. Sylvain Charlebois writes, "By rolling back counter-tariffs, Ottawa admits what consumers already knew—Canadians were paying more at the checkout for a trade war that wasn’t."
By Dr. Sylvain Charlebois
By rolling back counter-tariffs, Ottawa admits what consumers already knew—Canadians were paying more at the checkout for a trade war that wasn’t.
Based on what we know, most counter-tariffs affecting food, food manufacturing, and retail will be rolled back on September 1. This is welcome news.
