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People aren’t even talking about tourism because it’s not directly hit by tariffs. Over 20 billion dollars in 2024 spent by Canadians in the US for travel. Tons of people already cancelled any trips to …
People aren’t even talking about tourism because it’s not directly hit by tariffs. Over 20 billion dollars in 2024 spent by Canadians in the US for travel. Tons of people already cancelled any trips to the US to boycott. If even 10% less people go to US this year, upwards of 2 billion in tourism $ is gone , and roughly 14000 jobs estimated. \n\nImagine what else could be affected
Detailed analysis of economic impact of tariffs on tourism, jobs, and spending with specific dollar figures and projections.
@jdubs2032 Mar 4, 2025
41, 000 is crazy insane should be like 100 only per year. This oversupply of people is what contributes to more people fighting for few resources (jobs, medical care, apartments, etc)
41, 000 is crazy insane should be like 100 only per year. This oversupply of people is what contributes to more people fighting for few resources (jobs, medical care, apartments, etc)
Argues that high immigration numbers create resource scarcity and competition for jobs, housing, and medical care—core economic concerns.
rhythmandacoustics Nov 21, 2025
Yep it's going to be interesting \nAs I work for an international Automotive injection molding company based here in the US\nWe import Raw materials from Europe and China plus within the US and who knows …
Yep it's going to be interesting \nAs I work for an international Automotive injection molding company based here in the US\nWe import Raw materials from Europe and China plus within the US and who knows where these materials come from.\nBut we also export finished products and materials to Europe, China, Canada, Mexico just to name afew.\nThat is a lot of tariffs placed on these products and that doesn't include tax, cost of labor, manufacturing costs\ngoing to be interesting what the future holds
First-person account of working in manufacturing with detailed discussion of tariff impacts on supply chains and costs.
@ourdreamstoreality Mar 4, 2025
As far as alcohol exports Canada exports over 600 million dollars to the us while the us exports 255 million to Canada. Both countries lose. But this does highlight the trade deficit between the two …
As far as alcohol exports Canada exports over 600 million dollars to the us while the us exports 255 million to Canada. Both countries lose. But this does highlight the trade deficit between the two countries. 63 billion dollar trade deficit with canada is enormous. I don't know what the solution is, but i know this will be painful for all.
Analyzes trade statistics and economic impacts of tariffs, acknowledging mutual pain while discussing the trade deficit problem.
@rodneyfranks2726 Mar 4, 2025
She didn't work in her field for 1 1/2 year as a new migrant. TELL US. How long should we pay for immigrants to live and not work for. She's saying 1.5 years is not …
She didn't work in her field for 1 1/2 year as a new migrant. TELL US. How long should we pay for immigrants to live and not work for. She's saying 1.5 years is not enough. So we have to feed them for 5-10 years before they contribute? I WANT PAID VACATION IN HAWAII TOO WITH EVERYTHING INCLUDED. Why am I not getting it? I've never spent 1.5 years not working and I'm 38 years old. WTH
Challenges the economic burden of supporting immigrants during employment gaps, questioning welfare duration.
jamming8769 Feb 11, 2026
US gets 50% of Canada's natural gas production and $100B+ of crude oil from Canada - all US consumers will be stuck with the price increases... don't matter if you are red or blue.
US gets 50% of Canada's natural gas production and $100B+ of crude oil from Canada - all US consumers will be stuck with the price increases... don't matter if you are red or blue.
Analyzes economic impacts of trade policy on energy prices and consumer costs across political lines.
@jonbe9 Mar 4, 2025
Atleast now, they opened their EYES🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄......no affordable homes, high rents, high grocery cost, unemployment, poor emergency medical, even over crowded universities, closing factories due to tariffs......Everything on tipping point😑😑😑😑😑😑😑😑😑😑😑😑😑😑😑😑😑😑😑😑😑😑
Atleast now, they opened their EYES🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄......no affordable homes, high rents, high grocery cost, unemployment, poor emergency medical, even over crowded universities, closing factories due to tariffs......Everything on tipping point😑😑😑😑😑😑😑😑😑😑😑😑😑😑😑😑😑😑😑😑😑😑
Focuses on economic grievances including housing, groceries, unemployment, and university overcrowding as consequences of immigration policy.
KingKong- Jan 20, 2026
As a cross border truck driver… these tariffs are gonna destroy North America as a whole Canada and the US are reliant on each other
As a cross border truck driver… these tariffs are gonna destroy North America as a whole Canada and the US are reliant on each other
Draws on lived experience as truck driver to argue economic impact of tariffs on North American trade interdependence.
@Longhauloutlaw Mar 4, 2025
And Canada citizen is working hard to pay tax and house price is astronomical high..
And Canada citizen is working hard to pay tax and house price is astronomical high..
Direct critique of economic burden on Canadian citizens, citing high taxes and unaffordable housing as policy concerns.
Pearlflower1 Jan 27, 2026
I could care less for Canadas tariffs. I’m willing to pay more to pay for products made in other countries
I could care less for Canadas tariffs. I’m willing to pay more to pay for products made in other countries
Commenter expresses willingness to accept higher costs as an economic trade-off, directly addressing tariff and pricing concerns.
@mrrodriguez3066 Mar 4, 2025
Lol - Corporations are abusing these programs to fire Canadians and replace them with people at lower wages and this is crashing the housing market across the country.
Lol - Corporations are abusing these programs to fire Canadians and replace them with people at lower wages and this is crashing the housing market across the country.
Argues that corporations abuse immigration programs to lower wages and that this causes housing market crashes.
rajeevdsamuel Nov 20, 2025
BUILD MORE HOUSES
BUILD MORE HOUSES
Addresses housing shortage as underlying economic problem related to immigration pressures.
elbowstrike Jan 15, 2026
Tariffs don’t help Americans, maybe businesses and corporations but not us. Americans should travel to Australia and see what they could’ve bought and how cheap they are. Thank you government for banning some countries products …
Tariffs don’t help Americans, maybe businesses and corporations but not us. Americans should travel to Australia and see what they could’ve bought and how cheap they are. Thank you government for banning some countries products and making their cheap prices outta reach for the average Americans. ?
Discusses tariffs, pricing, and economic impact on average consumers, with comparative reference to Australia's affordability.
@DegenerateToo Mar 4, 2025
As an American im proud of trump standing up for us and no longer allowong us to get taken advantage of. Countries are mad that they have to pay more instead, of expecting us to …
As an American im proud of trump standing up for us and no longer allowong us to get taken advantage of. Countries are mad that they have to pay more instead, of expecting us to pay for them. Too bad, so sad. Us paying part of everyones share HAS been hurting us. The other country will just feel the pain as well instea dof feeling peace as we pay their price.
Argues that the USA has been economically disadvantaged by subsidizing other countries and defends Trump's tariff approach.
@anonymous-ep7xr Mar 4, 2025
Tarifs are taxes. If the US and Canada both increase taxes, the only loosers will be the American and the Canadian people. The States of both countries will be fine. They'll be even richer.
Tarifs are taxes. If the US and Canada both increase taxes, the only loosers will be the American and the Canadian people. The States of both countries will be fine. They'll be even richer.
Analyzes tariffs as taxes and discusses their economic impact on citizens versus governments.
@alejandrovilas Mar 4, 2025
If both sides are enforcing 25% tariffs \nSounds like fair trade to me!!
If both sides are enforcing 25% tariffs \nSounds like fair trade to me!!
Direct discussion of tariff policy and trade fairness in economic terms.
@joshgomez5263 Mar 4, 2025
No one is going to move their manufacturing to Canada
No one is going to move their manufacturing to Canada
Skeptical claim about manufacturing relocation to Canada, addressing economic competitiveness and business decisions.
@arizonacutlery547 Mar 4, 2025
Camada cant afford to support anyone who arrives here. We cant support our own.
Camada cant afford to support anyone who arrives here. We cant support our own.
Argues that Canada lacks financial capacity to support immigrants while domestic needs remain unmet.
pokey-m2w Jan 5, 2026
Who are actually benefiting from this? US consumers are gonna pay more for goods, the exporters seem worried about it. Only Trump seems excited about it and the rich people probably don't care.
Who are actually benefiting from this? US consumers are gonna pay more for goods, the exporters seem worried about it. Only Trump seems excited about it and the rich people probably don't care.
Analyzes economic impacts of tariffs on different groups (consumers, exporters, wealthy), questioning who benefits.
@SocialMedia-lz5up Mar 4, 2025
Most Canadians are not against immigration. We just took too many immigrants in there wasn’t enough places for them to live. It wasn’t fair to them or the people living here. Things had to change. …
Most Canadians are not against immigration. We just took too many immigrants in there wasn’t enough places for them to live. It wasn’t fair to them or the people living here. Things had to change. It’s not that we don’t want people coming. It’s just that we have no housing housing has to increase by millions of unitsand we were in the process of doing that right now.
Focuses on housing shortage and infrastructure capacity as the core issue driving immigration reduction, framed as fairness to both groups.
RobertMacpherson-t7m Feb 12, 2026
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