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James Moore: Can Canada’s tactical patience outlast Trump’s tariff war?
Former cabinet minister James Moore argues that Donald Trump's increasingly erratic tariff war offers no short-term off-ramps, meaning Canada must wait out the upcoming U.S. midterms while aggressively pivoting to domestic economic growth and trade diversification.
Donald Trump is not stopping, attacking Canada on another front in the trade war - Tariffs against the United States went into effect at midnight Tuesday.
From 8 September, US goods with a total value of $27.6 billion will be taxed by Canadian authorities at a rate of between 15 and 50 per cent, including steel, sour dairy products, agricultural equipment, paper and paper products, clothing and electronics (629 items in all), as described on Canada's Treasury website, and it is also emphasized that the Government will allocate $7.5 billion to support workers and entrepreneurs whose activities have…
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