Industry leader says tariff pressures are hitting Canadian manufacturing

APMA
Dec 8, 2025
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Ellianna Lev, CTV News

Nov 16, 2025

Flavio Volpe, president of the APMA, argues that Americans are realizing that Trump’s tariffs are increasing their cost of living. “When his treasury secretary is spending the week saying we’re going to give everybody $2,000 back, then they kind of lose the argument that tariffs don’t raise prices,” said Volpe.

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