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Forget tariffs, Trump may be targeting the Great Lakes and Canada’s freshwater next

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The Southwestern U.S. is tapped out, potentially creating a future point of conflict between two countries already in a trade war. Read on.

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Financial Post

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Forget tariffs, Trump may be targeting the Great Lakes and Canada’s freshwater next

The Southwestern U.S. is tapped out, potentially creating a future point of conflict between two countries already in a trade war. Read on.

3 months ago·Canada

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Trump eyes Canada's water to fight shortages in the US

Washington has suspended negotiations on the Columbia River Treaty. The river meanders for almost 2,000 kilometers between the two countries.

3 months ago·Paris, France

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Donald Trump wants Canada's water

Statements hostile to Canada by the President of the United States are numerous. After announcing a trade war, Donald Trump is now coveting Canadian water. He sees the Columbia River, which flows from Canada to the United States, as a “very big faucet.” British Columbia, a Canadian province located in the southwest of the country, announced on 11 March the suspension by the United States of negotiations on the Columbia River Treaty. Last Septe…

3 months ago

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