Tariff Fight Signals a Turning Point in U.S.-Canada Ties
TL;DR
A CFR analysis argues that the U.S.-Canada tariff clash could fracture decades of deep economic integration, with Canada retaliating, Washington pressing for concessions, and uncertainty about a lasting deal pushing Ottawa to reduce reliance on the U.S.—potentially marking a new, more precarious era in bilateral relations.
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