Canadian premier: Trump a ‘short-sighted man’
- A 25 percent tariff has been imposed on all goods entering the United States from Canada and Mexico, along with a 10 percent tariff on Canada's energy exports.
- Premier Tim Houston criticized Donald Trump as a 'short-sighted man' and noted the 'uncertainty and chaos' caused by the tariffs on Canadians.
- In retaliation, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced a 25 percent tariff on $30 billion worth of U.S. Goods, with additional tariffs to follow.
- Houston stated that American businesses can no longer bid on provincial business.
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Canadian premier: Trump a ‘short-sighted man’
Nova Scotia Premier Tim Houston called President Trump a “short-sighted man” and announced a series of reciprocal steps his province will take to respond to the president’s 25-percent tariffs on Canadian goods. “Donald Trump is a short-sighted man who wields his power just for the sake of it, not having any consideration for the destructive…
Houston says Trump sowing 'uncertainty and chaos' as N.S. claps back over tariffs
Nova Scotia Premier Tim Houston announced Tuesday his province's immediate response to U.S. President Donald Trump instituting 25 per cent tariffs on most Canadian goods, vowing to break down interprovincial trade barriers in the face of a "short-sighted man."
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