Why Saint John is the most tariff-vulnerable city in Canada
March 24, 2025
With 96 per cent of its exports going South of the border, Saint John has been named Canada’s most tariff-vulnerable city. CBC’s Kayla Hounsell breaks down why the New Brunswick port town is so high risk and how it’s looking for solutions.
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