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Trump tariff ‘whiplash’ draws pandemic parallels as Canadian businesses scramble

by The Canadian Press April 10, 2025

written by The Canadian Press April 10, 2025

By Ashley Joannou Todd Rutter calls himself the "most non-tech person you've ever met" but he's turning to technology and lessons learned during the COVID-19 pandemic to help weather the dizzying tariff policies of U.S. President Donald Trump. The Edmonton-based co-owner of A Cappella Catering Co. s...

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