Main Street Canada Survey

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Help the Canadian Urban Institute understand the impacts of announced and anticipated tariffs on Canada’s local economies.

Location (City, Province)

Employment Sector

Government - Federal

Government - Provincial and Local

Non-Profit

Charity

For-Profit Corporation

Crown Corporation

Academic or Research Institution

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What do you anticipate will be the immediate impacts of tariffs applied by the United States against Canada on small and medium enterprises (SMEs), and the local economy?

Increased costs for raw materials and goods, leading to higher prices for consumers.

Reduced competitiveness for Canadian SMEs exporting to the U.S., resulting in lower sales.

Supply chain disruptions affecting manufacturers and local businesses.

Job losses or reduced working hours in affected industries.

Minimal to no impact on my business/community.

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What are you anticipating will be the immediate impacts of counter tariffs applied by Canada against the United States on small and medium enterprises (SMEs), and the local economy?

Higher costs for U.S.-imported goods, leading to inflationary pressure on businesses and consumers.

Increased opportunities for domestic suppliers as businesses look for local alternatives.

Retaliatory measures further straining trade relations and business confidence.

Negative impact on cross-border businesses and export-driven SMEs.

No significant effect on my business/community.

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What is your organization/business tracking to understand the impacts of potential tariffs?

Changes in supplier costs and availability of materials/products.

Shifts in consumer demand due to higher prices.

Government policy updates and potential mitigation measures.

Competitor adjustments, including sourcing and pricing strategies.

We are not currently tracking any tariff-related impacts.

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What are steps/actions being taken in your community to make the local economy more resilient? If none exist or you aren't aware of any, please enter, "None".

Supporting local businesses through buy-local campaigns and procurement policies.

Diversifying the local economy to reduce reliance on vulnerable sectors.

Advocating for government support measures, such as tax relief or grants.

Strengthening workforce development and retraining programs.

None exist, or I am not aware of any.

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Have you been personally impacted by the effects of uncertainty?

Yes, my business has faced financial difficulties due to changing trade conditions.

Yes, I have experienced job loss, reduced hours, or income instability.

Somewhat – I am concerned about potential impacts, but no direct effect yet.

No, but I am closely monitoring the situation.

☐ No, and I do not expect to be impacted.

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What other United States policy decisions could impact Canadian businesses and local economies?

Changes in U.S. trade policy, including new tariffs or trade restrictions.

Shifts in U.S. tax policy that affect cross-border investments.

Immigration policy changes impacting labor markets and workforce mobility.

Climate or energy policies affecting industries like oil, gas, and manufacturing.

I am not sure or do not have an opinion.

Other:

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