And, as a former wood pulp sales man, Charmin is made in the US with Canadian wood fibre so there may be a "loop hole" there, eh?
Well, what I am worried about is Canadian equity markets. Generally what I am seeing is about a 5% reduction in prices today. A trade war will lead to affordability problems for Canadians which will be reflected in prices until the war is over. Except oil which is the big question mark right now. The industry obviously likes the 10% tariff alternative.
I really don’t know how Canada is suppose to address US border problems.