Canadian columnist muses how Canada can 'extricate ourselves' from US amid Trump presidency

America's painful split from Canada

Bourbon boycotts, a drop in Canadian tourism — Trump's tariffs and rhetoric are taking their toll

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Right before writing this column this morning, I watched the magnificent 1935 MGM version of Mutiny on the Bounty starring Clark Gable and Charles Laughton on TCM. Like most early 20th-century art revering the British Empire, including by the rebellious colony that overcame it, the film only made me sad where it once inspired me, particularly the ending. The final scene shows pardoned real-life ex-Bounty Midshipman Roger Byam (Franchot Tone) bei…

Canadian columnist muses how Canada can 'extricate ourselves' from US amid Trump presidency

Canadian podcast host Stephen Marche argued in a New York Times essay that Canada should end its relationship with the U.S. under the Trump administration.

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NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Canadian podcast host Stephen Marche argued on Sunday that it may be time for Canada to end its relationship with the United States over the Trump administration’s dismantling of democracy. “The question is how to extricate ourselves from America, and how painful that will be,” Marche wrote in a New York Times essay. The “Next Civil War” author cited President Donald Trump’s recent tariffs on Canada as…