Impact of Canada-U.S. Countertariffs on Canadian Construction Industry
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Canadian Home Builders’ Association, Canadian Construction Association
Canada
September 2026
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Canadian countertariffs on $28 billion of U.S. goods took effect, impacting homebuilding materials. Construction costs are expected to rise, with some items facing up to 50% tariffs. Industry groups warn of project delays and cancellations due to cost uncertainty.
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