Canada may cut off electricity to many living in Upstate New York.

Companies and our neighbors to the north are responding to President Donald Trump's recent tariffs.

Target & Best Buy Warn New York: Get Ready to Pay More

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On Tuesday, 25 percent tariffs on imports from Mexico and Canada and 20 percent tariffs on goods from China took effect.

Quickly, Target and Best Buy warned shoppers that Trump's 25 percent tariffs may force officials to increase prices on food, electronics and appliances.

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Prices may increase as soon as this week, officials warn.

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Canada Responds To Trump Tariff's

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Because of the tariffs, Ontario Premier Doug Ford says he would block energy exports into the U.S. "with a smile" adding the United States. Many in Upstate New York relay on Canadian energy.

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"They rely on our energy. They need to feel the pain," Ford said, according to Newsweek.

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Ford says energy from Canada keeps "the lights on" to 1.5 million homes and businesses in New York, Michigan, and Minnesota.

Tariffs Likely to Raise the Prices of These Common Items in NJ, NY, and PA

Tariffs Likely to Raise the Prices of these Common Items in NJ, NY, and PA

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10 New York Grocery Items Getting More Expensive Due To Tariffs

Check out items that will cost you more at the grocery store!

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10 Food Shortages and Price Increases We Could See in 2025

10 Food Shortages and Price Increases We Could See in 2025

Digging through the available info, it looks like we can look forward to some more shortages and price increases in the new year.

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