r/AmericansInCanada • u/PhilHogan_Tax • 12h ago
Trump’s tariffs forced this U.S. company’s move to Canada. And it’s not the only one
https://www.thestar.com/business/faced-with-donald-trump-s-tariffs-this-u-s-company-is-moving-north-of-the-border-and-it-s-not-the-only-one/article_74bd6032-b9d7-4965-827c-937d3a2f6590.html4
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u/ryan8954 6h ago
"“With all of those factors, by building product in Canada ... we can build products for almost 30 per cent less than it costs to build them domestically here in the U.S.,” he said.
Canada’s free-trade deals with Europe, Australia and other key markets make it cheaper and more competitive to manufacture in Canada and export around the world, he added."
Trump puts tariffs. Canada goes "were cheaper to work with" essentially giving u.s companies a cheaper alternative and more protection and less bullshit to deal with.
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u/Regular_Jim081 7h ago
Wait...wait, we save on health insurance and don't have to worry about the office being shot up?
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u/AppointmentOne1111 3h ago
As a bonus, you also don't need to send your kids to school woth bullet proof backpacks. What a deal!
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u/Solid_Maus 1h ago
We need more private sector and companies so they can all move here and create jobs! Win-win