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Saint John's port is booming as Ontario shippers seek to dodge U.S. tariffs
Port of Saint John saw 153% container traffic surge as Canadian shippers reroute exports to avoid U.S. tariffs, reshaping national trade corridors.
Read original story →Related intelligencePort of Saint John's tariff-driven boom is part of the trade corridor reshaping story covered across our sector reports.Browse All Reports →Share LinkedInXCompany ProfilePort of Saint JohnSector: Cross-sectorMarket: United StatesSource: Financial PostHQ: Saint John, NB← Back to all stories
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