Canada Turns Its Critical Minerals Into Leverage Against Trump
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Canada hits Trump with drunken frat-boy movie threat: 'I don't get mad, I get even'
Canada slapped back at President Donald Trump as he made bizarre threats about trade deficits, a new report shows.Canada will no longer discuss sharing critical minerals as an asset with the United States, Politico reported Saturday.“I don’t get mad," Energy and Natural Resources Minister Tim Hodgson reportedly said. "I get even."Hodgson — referencing the drunken frat-boy classic "Animal House" — was referring to the North Coast Transmission Lin…
Canada turns its critical minerals into leverage against Trump
Canada Turns Its Critical Minerals Into Leverage
“Canada is no longer talking about critical minerals as an asset to share with the United States, as it slaps back at the Trump administration in its bitterly escalating trade war,” Politico reports. Said Energy and Natural Resources Minister Tim Hodgson: “I don’t get mad, I get even.”
Canada is tightening its position in the trade dispute with the United States and is beginning to view critical minerals and energy resources as strategic levers in relation to Washington.
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