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The U.S. just slapped new tariffs on Canadian goods like cement, furniture, and hockey sticks—setting off a major trade showdown with one of America’s closest allies. While President Trump’s moves seem more about personal politics than policy, the fallout is real: California’s wine industry, which once sold over a third of its output to Canada, is now reeling after Canadian provinces like Quebec shut down U.S. wine imports. Exports have crashed by nearly 80%, leaving wineries bleeding revenue—with one dropping from $11 million to just $2 million in annual sales. Despite bipartisan pleas from lawmakers urging Quebec to lift the ban, the response has been firm: no deal until the U.S. reverses course. The trade war isn’t cooling down—and small businesses are paying the price.

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