Donald Trump doubles down on threat to slap tariffs on Canada as British PM declines to stand up for Canada

The American president threatens the northern neighbour with import duties of 25 percent, insults Prime Minister Trudeau and even speaks of annexation. In the Canadian border town of Windsor, citizens talk about the feeling of treason, the impending economic crisis and the new patriotism.

Donald Trump doubles down on threat to slap tariffs on Canada as British PM declines to stand up for Canada

Trudeau repeated Canada’s argument that the northern border is not the source of a significant problem for the U.S.

Labor concerned as Trump doubles down on tariffs

In Canada’s auto capital, uncertainty and hurt feelings amid Trump’s threats

Trump’s threats of tariffs and annexation have rattled Windsor, Ontario, stirring unease and leaving business leaders struggling to navigate the uncertainty.

Will Trump’s Tariffs Rob Victory from Canada’s Conservatives?

For President Trump, making America great again in his second term includes tariff threats against Canada, along with talk of turning America’s northern neighbor into the 51st state. What that’s mainly achieved so far is to make Canada woke again.Prior to January 20, Conservative Party leader Pierre Poilievre had been cruising in the polls, and with elections coming this year in Canada, North America seemed headed for a right-leaning political b…

Trump’s Tariffs -- A View from Canada

Everyone knows that there is no love lost between President Trump and Canada’s failed Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. During Trump’s first term, Trudeau never missed an opportunity to thumb his nose at the president and badmouth him behind...