Canada's Oil Tariffs Poised to Spike Heating Costs in U.S. Northeast by $8

In a significant move that has raised concerns among residents of the U.S. Northeast, the Canadian government has implemented tariffs on oil exports, which industry experts predict will lead to an increase of $8 in heating bills this winter. The tariffs, aimed at addressing domestic supply issues and environmental concerns, are expected to have a ripple effect across the border, straining budgets for families already grappling with rising energy costs.

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