Patty Handysides chatted with Jim Stanford, economist and director at The Centre for Future Work, about their report that estimates even with immediate reopening of the strait, Canadian consumers would pay $50 billion over 12 months in higher fuel costs and higher prices.

<p>Patty Handysides chatted with Jim Stanford, economist and director at The Centre for Future Work, about their report that estimates even with immediate reopening of the strait, Canadian consumers would pay $50 billion over 12 months in higher fuel costs and higher prices.</p>