Canada Prepares for Potential Trump Presidency Impact on Relations

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Following Donald Trump's return to the White House, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's government is preparing to navigate potential challenges such as tariffs and asylum seeker influxes while prioritizing domestic interests. Trudeau's team, experienced from Trump's previous term, is engaging with U.S. counterparts to maintain strong bilateral relations, focusing on trade, security, and supply chain issues. Despite past tensions, Trudeau's administration is confident in its strategic partnership with the U.S., emphasizing Canada's critical role in North American economic and security matters.
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