Town Fights Tariff Threat

A paper mill in Témiscaming, Quebec, shut down indefinitely in early October after U.S. tariffs hit Canadian wood and paper products, leaving most of its 360 employees out of work. Residents fear the mill’s closure will devastate the town, whose economy has depended on it for more than a century. Workers and local residents are organizing to buy the mill from its U.S. owner and say they need support from the federal and Quebec governments.

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