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Letter to the Editor (9/26/26)
- Yesterday, Canadian trade official Carney stated that Canada will not return to the negotiating table until the United States changes its attitude. Carney emphasized that "Canadians don't submit" and intend to set their own economic course.
- Trade relations frayed after an Ontario-sponsored ad featuring Ronald Reagan criticizing tariffs angered President Trump; last year, Canada supplied 63.4 per cent of United States crude-oil imports and 81.3 per cent of electricity imports.
- Critics have questioned if Canada is fighting back with a "slingshot," reflecting concerns over limited leverage. Observers noted that if a villain were required for this trade drama, Howard Lutnick would be the most abrasive candidate.
- Recent suggestions to boycott goods from the United States have sparked debate. Some argue that "so-called blue states" should not be exempted from trade boycotts and should be equally exposed to the consequences of the United States leader's actions.
- Economic analysts argue that tariffs raise costs for American consumers and businesses, ignoring the reality of mutual dependence. Stakeholders advocate running media campaigns to explain how tariffs directly impact the American economy, potentially shifting public understanding.
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Letter to the Editor (9/26/26)
‘Too Much Credit’ Thank you, Seven Days and Kevin McCallum, for “Rogue Rage” [August 19]. However, your article erroneously gives me a bit too much credit. Contrary to what you implied, I was not the first person to come across this “next-level” trail or to bring it to the state’s attention: Mike Snyder, commissioner of the Department of Forests, Parks and Recreation at the time, was aware of it in October 2020, as your timeline states. Nor was …
Letters to the editor: ‘The more Donald Trump hits back at Canada, the more time, unconditional public support and political wriggle room he creates for Mark Carney.’ Letters to the editor for Aug. 26
In today’s letters to the editor: free trade; U.S. wine; water bombers; Ebola outbreak; a free Canada
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