Name: Is Canada About to Feel Trump’s Tariff Pain?
Uploaded: 2026-10-09T21:09:00.351Z
Duration: 41 min 14 s
Description: Thanksgiving dinner costs are climbing, diesel is squeezing farmers, and the bigger tariff hit may still be months away. Canada m

Thanksgiving dinner costs are climbing, diesel is squeezing farmers, and the bigger tariff hit may still be months away.

Canada may have a winter buffer — but if Trump’s trade war drags on, supply chains, prices and major projects could feel the squeeze.

In this episode, we break down:

Why Canadian Thanksgiving food prices are rising and how diesel costs are hitting farmers, transportation and groceries
When Trump’s tariffs could begin showing up more clearly in Canadian prices and supply chains
How companies and countries are rerouting goods, under-invoicing products and finding ways around U.S. tariffs
Why Canada could benefit from shifting trade toward Australia, Chile, Europe and other global markets
How the U.S. midterms, consumer anger and rising living costs could force changes to Trump’s tariff strategy
Why Canada may have a temporary winter advantage before construction, agriculture and consumer demand pick up again
The risk Canada faces if major projects and alternative supply chains are not ready before the tariff “bubble” bursts