Canada signals tougher line on U.S. trade deals
Canada has signaled it will reject further unfavorable trade terms and will no longer wait for a reliable U.S. partner. The stance reflects accumulated frustration with recent bilateral dynamics.
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Canadian pushback can affect cross-border supply chains, energy exports, and manufacturing jobs in both countries.
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