35% Tariff on Canadian Oil Could Send Midwest Fuel Costs Soaring

Midwest drivers may face a fuel price hike as a proposed 35% U.S. tariff on Canadian energy imports threatens to disrupt regional supply chains. With refineries in Detroit and Chicago heavily reliant on Canadian crude, experts warn the August 2 deadline could bring a spike in gas and diesel costs. The situation is further complicated by potential tariffs on Russian energy, raising concerns for industries dependent on diesel. Will drivers feel the pinch at the pump before the weekend?