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In a CBC interview, Tod Maffin discusses his response to U.S. tariffs on Canada and why he thinks it is time to unplug from American technology.
Former broadcaster and culture commentator Tod Maffin is discussing his turn to patriotic social-media advocacy after U.S. President Donald Trump imposed tariffs on Canada.
In a CBC interview with The National’s Ian Hanomansing, Maffin talks about becoming an unlikely influencer in response to the trade dispute. The segment, published Nov. 8, also explores why he believes it is time to unplug from American technology.
CBC frames Maffin’s advocacy as a fight for “the little guys.”
Mariposa Dairy in Lindsay, Ont., is sharing tariff costs with farmers and its distributor as a Vermont importer reports weaker demand for Canadian cheese.
The Senate candidate broke with President Donald Trump’s trade policy as tariffs strain Michigan’s cross-border economy.
Ottawa is extending tariff remissions to June 30, 2028, and expanding eligibility for non-steel goods, while planning to exclude some products available from Canadian suppliers.
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