Trump’s Canada tariffs risk undoing North American unity, Zoellick warns
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Robert Zoellick argues that Donald Trump’s threats against Canada threaten the decades-long US–Canada economic integration that underpins security and prosperity, built through NAFTA/USMCA, cross-border supply chains, and energy trade. Tariffs would invite retaliation, fuel anti-American sentiment, and could empower Alberta separatists, undermining American interests even as most Americans favor the Canada–US partnership.
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