A proposed U.S. tariff on Canadian imports threatens to push already rising hockey equipment prices even further, raising concerns for players and fans alike. The potential trade measure targets goods like sticks, skates, and protective gear, which are heavily produced in Canada and widely used in American sports. Industry experts warn that higher costs could limit access to equipment for amateur and youth leagues already facing budget constraints. The decision comes amid broader tensions in North American trade relations, with implications for both athletes and the broader market.

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