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'Beneath Their Office': Why the US-Canada Dispute Has Turned so Nasty

A trade dispute between the US and Canada has spiralled into a bitter fight over tariffs, sovereignty and Donald Trump's threats.

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'Beneath their office': Why the US-Canada dispute has turned so nasty

A trade dispute between the US and Canada has spiralled into a bitter fight over tariffs, sovereignty and Donald Trump's threats.

19 days ago·Artarmon, Australia

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The US-Canada Dispute Is Not as Strange as It May Seem

The Trump administration has once again put pressure on its northern neighbor. It has unleashed another wave of anti-American sentiment without explaining its true intentions. Americans have their own trade grievances, but they are also concerned about Canada's policy toward China.

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SBS News broke the news in Artarmon, Australia 19 days ago on Friday, September 4, 2026.

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'Beneath Their Office': Why the US-Canada Dispute Has Turned so Nasty

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'Beneath their office': Why the US-Canada dispute has turned so nasty

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