North American manufacturing is suffering under the strain of tariffs

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Tracy Moran, The National Post

Feb 6, 2026

Trump's tariffs have forced firms to raise prices, and in some cases, slow production and lay off workers. APMA President Flavio Volpe said Trump’s trade policy is punishing American companies’ production in Canada. “You’re hurting General Motors in Oshawa, but also GM American suppliers.”

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