Tariff Resources

Recent tariff implementations are creating uncertainty for Revelstoke businesses. The B.C. government estimates that under this scenario, the province could see a cumulative loss of $69 billion in economic activity between 2025 and 2028—impacting supply chains, pricing, and local industries.

The Canadian Chamber of Commerce’s Business Data Lab (BDL) estimates that these tariffs could cost American consumers approximately $1,300 per person annually, adding strain to cross-border trade.

To ensure Revelstoke’s business community has a voice in this discussion, we encourage our members to participate in our advocacy efforts.

On this page, you'll find key resources to help your business navigate these changes.

BUSINESS RESOURCES

• CFIB: U.S. Tariffs: What They Mean to Your Business

• CANADIAN CHAMBER OF COMMERCE: Canada-U.S. Trade Tracker

• EDC: FAQs: What Canadian exporters need to know about the impact of potential U.S. tariffs

• BDC: Resources for businesses impacted by potential U.S. tariffs

• KPMG: KPMG in Canada supports Canadian businesses navigating U.S. tariffs

GOVERNMENT RESOURCES

Provincial

• B.C. provides economic assessment of Trump's tariff threat

• New cabinet committee will protect B.C.'s economy from tariff threat

Federal

• Prime Minister Justin Trudeau speaks with premiers on the Canada-U.S. relationship and internal trade

• First Ministers' statement on the Canada-United States relationship

• Government of Canada launches weekly briefings with industry stakeholders on Canada-U.S. economic relationship