Federal funding of $1.9 million has been allocated to four Yukon businesses to help them navigate trade disruptions and tariff challenges. The support comes as Canada continues to face economic pressures from international trade policies. The government aims to protect local jobs and encourage businesses to explore new markets. The initiative highlights the impact of global trade tensions on regional economies. Businesses in the Yukon are adapting by seeking alternative markets and adjusting operations to remain competitive. This financial assistance is part of broader efforts to mitigate the effects of trade restrictions on small and medium enterprises. The move underscores the government's commitment to supporting local industries during economic uncertainty.