US-Canada trade tariffs have increased prices on several goods in Canada. Refrigerators, washing machines, and new and used cars have seen price increases of 2% to over 5%, respectively, due to counter-tariffs on US-made appliances and vehicles. Grocery staples like peanut butter, canned soup, and tomato ketchup are also more expensive, with some items marked with a "T" by Loblaws to indicate tariff-related price hikes. Clothing and footwear have also seen a 2% price increase, likely due to the broader global trade war impacting manufacturing hubs.

Prepared by Christopher Adams and reviewed by editorial team.