N.L. fishery braces for potential impact of Trump tariffs on Feb. 1
At first there was no mention at the inauguration, but then late last night, U.S. President Donald Trump said he’s thinking of hitting Canada and Mexico with tariffs on February 1st.
Tariffs would have wide ranging impacts, but in this province, the fishery is one of the sectors that’s bracing for the worst.
NTV’s Beth Penney reports.
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