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Trade tensions between the U.S. and Canada have led to the U.S. slapping 50% tariffs on numerous Canadian goods, including dairy, alcohol, and lumber. In retaliation, Canada announced matching tariffs targeting items like steel, appliances, and electronics. Experts warn that this trade standoff could increase price pressure across everyday goods and potentially lead to reduced hours or layoffs for American workers.

Dogs uncovered a record haul of drugs hidden in lumber, with the seizure including cocaine and ketamine valued at an estimated $8.3 billion, according to officials.

Cliff's Variety store has operated for 90 years in San Francisco's Castro District, offering a wide range of products including hardware and drag queen wigs. The store is known for its diverse inventory, which also includes items like paint, lumber, and tiaras.

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney criticized U.S. trade policies, stating that close economic ties with the U.S. have become weaknesses due to rising tariffs. He emphasized the need for Canada to address vulnerabilities in industries like autos, steel, and lumber while reducing reliance on U.S. economic stability.