A Canadian politician threatened to cut off power to the U.S. If so, what would happen in Connecticut and New England and how much more will it cost?

President Trump's tariffs impact all fuel that is refined or brought into the U.S. from Canada.The Northeast depends on supplies from refineries based there.

Trump imposed 25% tariffs on goods from Canada and Mexico Tuesday. Canada is Connecticut’s largest import partner and its second-largest export partner, representing

ISO New England reported that “99.5% of the (New England) region’s electricity in 2024 was provided by natural gas, nuclear, hydro, imported electricity (mostly hydropower from Eastern

China on Saturday announced retaliatory tariffs on Canadian agricultural goods products, hitting back after Ottawa slapped import duties on Chinese-made EVs.

President Donald Trump’s 10% tariff on Canadian oil went into effect on Tuesday. You’re probably wondering how this will affect gas prices. Consumers can expect to see the effects of the recent tariffs depending on the region.

Trump’s tariffs on Canadian goods, coming on the heels of his taunting threats to make the country the 51st U.S. state, are eroding the inherent politeness of Americans’ northern neighbors and rallying them around their own flag.

There were plenty of reactions to President Trump’s congressional address Tuesday from political leaders in Connecticut. A lot of the reaction is about what was not said

Should Canada turn off power flowing to New England ... We cannot just start a hydro-power plant, let's say somewhere on the Connecticut River. It's not possible. There is a reason why we are ...