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These animated maps show Canada has so much more to lose in a trade war than the U.S.

Montana farmers fear that tariffs on agricultural products will negatively impact exports, especially wheat and lentils, according to producers speaking to Montana Free Press.
Montana ranks third in U.S. Wheat production with over $1 billion in sales, as stated by the U.S. Department of Agriculture's National Agricultural Statistics Service.
The National Farmers Union warned that tariff-induced instability could create economic uncertainty for American farmers, while Canadian retaliation targets U.S. Agricultural goods.
Governor Greg Gianforte noted that tariffs aim to curb fentanyl imports and improve trade negotiations, highlighting the state's reliance on Canadian imports for agriculture.

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TIAO explains how tariff talks can impact tourism in Ontario

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Trade war takes aim at cruise line stops in Canada

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Trump’s Trade Tariffs: Canada Seeks More Clarity

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