'I Don't Want Canadian Anything': Trump Slams Ottawa as Trade Tussle Continues
Trump said tariffs revived the U.S. auto industry and urged Canadian companies to relocate south to avoid new duties.
- On Sunday, President Donald Trump unleashed a scathing attack against Canada after trade negotiations collapsed, labeling it "one of the worst abusers" and urging Canadian companies to move to the United States to avoid TARIFFS.
- Trump objected to Canada's expectations of being treated like a state, writing "They want to be treated like a State, but they aren't one." He claimed his tariff policies "revived, and indeed saved, the Automobile Business" in the United States.
- Ontario Premier Doug Ford recently called Trump a "dictator" and a "bully," though he urged calm and noted that Canada and the United States remain "allies" and best friends.
- Under Secretary for International Affairs Erin Browne condemned "name-calling" in politics on Monday while appearing at the G20 Summit in Asheville, North Carolina, addressing diplomatic friction.
- Retaliatory tariffs from Canada are set to go into effect on September 8 if the two nations fail to reach an agreement, marking a critical deadline for resolving the trade dispute.
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Trump suffers multiple meltdowns in wild anti-Canada binge: ‘I don’t want Canadian anything’
Donald Trump apparently had Canada on his mind Sunday. A lot. The president went on a bizarre anti-Canada binge on Truth Social, attacking America’s northern neighbor in a series of posts and repeatedly railing against Canadian trade, businesses and political leaders. Trump didn’t just complain about Canada once. Or twice. He went back to the […]
Trump goes FULL breakup mode with Canada: ‘I don’t want Canadian anything!’
President Donald Trump is serious about the trade war with Canada, making his stance clear on Sunday. The president took to Truth Social to blast America’s neighbor to the north, accusing them of “ripping us off for decades,” and saying his tariffs are finally making things right. Look: “When I announced that I was running in the 2024 Presidential Election, right at the beginning, Ford was getting ready to close their Big Factory, in Detroit. Th…
‘I don’t want Canadian anything!’ Trump takes trade war with Canada to another level - The Daily Bo Snerdley
BS BULLETIN: President Trump escalated his increasingly nasty trade feud with Canada Sunday: “I don’t want Canadian cars, I don’t want Canadian parts, I don’t want Canadian anything.” Trump called Canada the “worst” country he deals with and accused America’s northern neighbor of feeling “entitled” after decades of taking advantage of the United States. He offered Canadian companies a very Trumpian escape hatch: Move your operations to America “…
EADaily, August 31, 2026. U.S. President Donald Trump said he didn't need anything Canadian, which he wrote about on the social network True Social.
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