The tariffs imposed by the United States continue to be a big concern for many Saskatchewan industries.
At the start of April, the 25 per cent automobile tariff came into effect but prices for auto parts have stayed almost the same, according to one car repair shop in Regina.
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However, some industry and province officials say that could change.
Katherine Ludwig has the full details in the video above.
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