Some Canadian exporters could get refunds after 'Liberation Day' tariffs struck down




Some Canadian small businesses are now able to claim refunds for U.S. tariffs that were struck down as unconstitutional, despite other tariffs remaining in place for sectors such as steel and aluminum.



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