Just because Wall Street has proved to be a superior wealth creator over the long run doesn't mean stocks are impervious to bouts of volatility. Since President Donald Trump announced his "Liberation Day" tariffs on April 2,

President Donald Trump this month slapped tariffs on most products that enter the United States. Economists widely expect the policy to raise prices for U.S. shoppers as importers pass along a share of the tax burden.

For some Canadians, President Donald Trump's tariffs may mean an erosion of trust with trade partners. Canadian national pride has sparked resistance and inspired action from small businesses. Canadian entrepreneurs are deciding which side of the border will absorb the costs of new tariffs.