A growing trade dispute between the U.S. and Canada is disrupting the supply of hockey equipment, leaving some youth players scrambling as tryouts begin. Customs delays and tariffs on key imports have created shortages of gear, including skates, sticks, and protective gear, raising concerns among parents and coaches. With the hockey season underway in many regions, teams are facing logistical challenges to secure necessary equipment for young athletes. The situation highlights broader economic tensions affecting everyday goods beyond traditional trade categories.

US-Canada trade war escalates, impacting hockey gear as some youth tryouts begin  kare11.com